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SextingVault app hides your naughty pics
April 27, 2009 | by Andrew Kameka
Android Apps, Paid apps
“Sexting” has become the sexiest story of the past 6 months in American news outlets. It involves everything the fire-stoking media loves – sex, scandal, and a spooky undertone to worry parents. For adults tired of these “Are Your Children Sexting?” stories, SextingVault can hide risqué photos stored on an Android phone. (Note: We’re not suggesting using this to hide anything illegal or obscene. Don’t break the law).
SextingVault stores designated images in a password-protected folder that makes photos not appear in the Pictures app. Long-pressing on a photo will add that image to the “Private” folder, which keeps it away from prying eyes.
SextingVault, also available as PhotoVault for a less suspicious name, is available for 99 cents. A free test version is also available in the “Tools” category of the Android Market. Be sure to also read our previous tips for protecting images using Astro.
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Does any of us currently have anydetails? I’m telling my personal assumptions primarily based on past monitor data(the closest thing to facts that anybody have right now) so, concerning the Nexus1, that dropped very first in the USA so, not really the same and as far as the HD2 it doesn’t matter how lengthy it took the point is it’s still coming to T-MO USA, so (IMHO) this mobile phone will go to TMobile U.S.A, Thanks. By the way ,nice post
Also try Photo HIde from Android Market. Its free and hide unlimited pictures http://hidemydroid.com