FaceLock for apps for Android

Use FaceLock to protect apps with your own face. Faces are the key to opening them. With FaceLock for apps, you don't need to wait for Android 4.0 to use the face unlock feature. FaceLock allows you to select each application you want to protect individually.

This free app will lock out the apps that need to be protected: Google market, task manager, settings and other apps of your choice. Now, this free version also supports the Pin access feature .

On the security side: the task manager, settings and market are protected, so no one will be able to turn off or remove FaceLock from the device.Face recognition is very reliable and safe with the default settings. To be able to identify in the dark light area, you can try more photos when not recognized. To improve security, users should increase the level of security.

Face Unlock and Android Beam are two new features of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. However, for phones running Android 2.3.6 and above, users can still experience the face unlock feature from Android 4.0 ICS via the FaceLock app.

Created by SmartApps Mobile, the FaceLock application allows users to use their faces to lock and unlock phones that do not run Android Ice Cream Sandwich. In addition, users do not need a camera to use the app. FaceLock can optimize the rear camera to unlock the phone.

Open FaceLock for apps, you will see the main menu of the application, including options that allow users to customize the performance of this application. To activate FaceLock on the phone, touch the Enable FaceLock button in the main menu. After that, the application will be activated on the phone.

In addition, FaceLock also allows users to take photos of themselves and train the application to identify the owner . To start the training, touch the Train face recognition button and start the photography job. The app then requires users to take at least 7 photos of themselves at different angles and lighting conditions. You can beard in the first photo, wear glasses in the second image, smile in the third picture, in the dark corner, . until the application receives enough photos and recognizes the face. Not only that, users can even take photos of close friends and allow them to unlock their phones.
Like Face Unlock feature of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, FaceLock has Option B in case the owner is not recognized. The application will ask the user to enter a Pin code, password or some pattern to unlock. User can set password or Pin in Set password / PIN from main application menu. The pattern unlock feature only supports FaceLock Pro users.

Not only that, FaceLock also supports protecting Settings, Task Manager, and Google Play on the phone. This application will appear whenever users access these areas on the phone. Besides, it also allows to lock the application. The FaceLock Pro version supports users to select unlimited applications to protect and set up the screen lock application for their phones.

Not stopping there, users don't even have to have a front-facing camera to use the app. FaceLock will optimize the rear camera to unlock the phone. If users use Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system or above, you do not need the front camera to use Face Unlock on Android phones. Other options available in the app include Security level, Locking options , and Camera options .

In short, FaceLock is a simple yet effective way to unlock your phone using your face. Download the app now to enjoy the exciting experience with the application.

Main function:

• Unlock apps by face.
• Unlock phone with owner face (face unlock - Pro version).
• Many adjustment options to get the most flexibility.
• Many customization options.
• Unlock with password, pin, model.
• Select the application you want to protect with FaceLock.

Tips for using:

• Train identification technology with photos taken under dark light environments.
• Encouraging users to have a front camera and Android OS version 2.3 (Gingerbread).
• Trained with 10-15 photos, under different lighting conditions. You can train more photos when the application does not identify as quickly as you want. Do not use too many images (30-40 images at the most) if you do not want the performance of the application to be affected (bad effect).
• Try to create a light, good light, do not use bright light such as a spotlight or in the dark.
• Try to keep the phone from vibrating so that it doesn't get blurry (blurred photos will make it more difficult to identify faces, which can be mistaken for other faces).
• Users can check the image they are training: see the thumbnail image in the bottom right corner, which is the last face detected application.
• Just a bad photo will ruin the training. Remember to make sure the light is always good, don't make your face look lumpy or too shiny or too bright.
• For added security, users can increase the security level (default is medium). For better identification, users can train more photos or lower the level of security.
• If you are in an environment with completely different lighting conditions or are wearing glasses, beard, you should also train a few more photos to be identified faster.
• Make sure that the lenses of your phone or tablet are always clean because they are often dirty. This is similar to real-life glasses, if your phone's lens is dirty or has fingerprints on it, it will not be visible and difficult to remember you.

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