Normally, anyone who picks up your iPhone or iPod Touch has access to your photos, calls and apps. You could just put a passcode on the phone itself to prevent any misuse — but the passcode blocks everything — sometimes you may need to hand over your phone for someone to use. If you don’t want them snooping around your photo album, you can get a free app called Private Photo (by Zhang Jingyou). With Private Photo, you can organize photos into albums and individually restrict access to them using a passcode. The app also allows you to send photos via email or share on Facebook &Twitter.Password Protect iPhone Photos
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Sunday, January 22, 2012
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Normally, anyone who picks up your iPhone or iPod Touch has access to your photos, calls and apps. You could just put a passcode on the phone itself to prevent any misuse — but the passcode blocks everything — sometimes you may need to hand over your phone for someone to use. If you don’t want them snooping around your photo album, you can get a free app called Private Photo (by Zhang Jingyou). With Private Photo, you can organize photos into albums and individually restrict access to them using a passcode. The app also allows you to send photos via email or share on Facebook &Twitter.