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Securely store and manage private photos and albums with a passcode, Face ID, or fingerprint. Images are encrypted and stored locally on your device for maximum privacy. Organize your private collection with albums and easily view, zoom, and delete your images.
What's New in Sock
1.0
December 28, 2018
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FAQ
What happens to my photos if I delete Sock?
If you delete Sock, any images stored within the app will also be deleted and cannot be restored without a backup. Photos are stored locally on your device and are not cloud-based.
Can I recover my photos if I forget my Sock password?
If you forget your 5-digit password and cannot log in with Face ID or fingerprint, your photos cannot be recovered. The app is not responsible for forgotten passwords as photos are stored locally on your device.
Is Sock free to use?
Yes, Sock is completely free to use. It does not have commercials, ads, or a paid version. The developers may consider adding donations in the future, but the app will remain free.
How secure are the images stored in Sock?
Images are securely encrypted using what the developer describes as 'military grade encryption'. All images are stored locally on your device, meaning only you have access to them.
Does Sock have ads?
No, Sock does not have any commercials or ads. It is a completely free application with no paid version.
What devices is Sock compatible with?
Sock supports Face ID and Fingerprint scanner, indicating compatibility with devices that have these biometric authentication features. The app is available on mobile devices.
How often is Sock updated?
The latest version of Sock is 1.0, and it was last updated on 2018-12-28. Further update frequency information is not available.
Can I organize my photos into albums within Sock?
Yes, you can create, rename, and delete albums within Sock to organize your private photos. This allows for better management of your stored images.






