We provide Locker online (apkid: net.leonardlabs.locker) in order to run this application in our online Android emulator.
Description:
Run this app named Locker using MyAndroid.
You can do it using our Android online emulator.
Locker is a free, open-source application for composing and storing encrypted notes.
Whether simply protecting a list of passwords or credit card numbers, or guarding your secret manifesto, Locker allows you to encrypt and lock individual notes with a unique passphrase.
Using the same algorithm approved by the US Government to protect Top Secret Classified Information, Locker prevents unauthorized access to your notes completely independent of any device locking mechanisms.
Moreover, it accomplishes this in style, providing a satisfying graphic effect.
Locker currently requires zero permissions, and doesnt display advertisements or perform data collection.
Relatively minimal in terms of features, a user can compose, edit, save, and delete notes, and edit note names and passphrases.
Note size is currently limited to 200 lines.
Locker uses a key extension algorithm to transform a passphrase into a 256 Bit Key and then encrypts the note using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard).
If you'd like to view the source code or license information, visit:
https: //github.com/blakeleonard/Locker
Whether simply protecting a list of passwords or credit card numbers, or guarding your secret manifesto, Locker allows you to encrypt and lock individual notes with a unique passphrase.
Using the same algorithm approved by the US Government to protect Top Secret Classified Information, Locker prevents unauthorized access to your notes completely independent of any device locking mechanisms.
Moreover, it accomplishes this in style, providing a satisfying graphic effect.
Locker currently requires zero permissions, and doesnt display advertisements or perform data collection.
Relatively minimal in terms of features, a user can compose, edit, save, and delete notes, and edit note names and passphrases.
Note size is currently limited to 200 lines.
Locker uses a key extension algorithm to transform a passphrase into a 256 Bit Key and then encrypts the note using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard).
If you'd like to view the source code or license information, visit:
https: //github.com/blakeleonard/Locker
MyAndroid is not a downloader online for Locker. It only allows to test online Locker with apkid net.leonardlabs.locker. MyAndroid provides the official Google Play Store to run Locker online.
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