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SHAREit
SHAREit is a file-sharing application developed by SHAREit Technologies Co LTD. As with other file-sharing programs, SHAREit uses a protocol that's 200 times faster than file-sharing over Bluetooth but SHAREit lets you share with more platforms and devices. For example, Android users can easily share their files with iOS users despite many of the restrictions Apple puts on their operating system.
Clean Master
Clean Master is a utility application developed and updated by Cheetah Mobile. This application allows you to easily clean up parts of your Android phone. Once you start up Clean Master, you can get information on your phone like how much RAM you are using along with the storage currently being taken up on your phone.
1.1.1.1: Faster & Safer Internet
If you want to speed up internet on your phone, then 1.1.1.1. is the app for you. This app not only will bring you increased speed for web browsing, it also will help to boost your security.
AppLock
AppLock is designed to help users lock individual apps on their electronic devices. This app is mainly used to add an additional layer of security beyond the main password and other security features. Once AppLock is installed on a smartphone, the owner of the phone will be lead to create a passcode for the overall AppLock application.
Fingerprint Lock screen
Fingerprint Lock Screen is a screen-locking application being developed by Getiteasy. This application allows you to securely lock your phone using a fingerprint scanner. By installing this application on your phone, you can make a secure login anytime someone wants to get into your phone by requiring a fingerprint along with other information like what Wi-Fi network would you be connected to at the time.
ZArchiver
ZArchiver is a utility application being developed and updated by ZDevs. With this application, you can archive and unarchive files on your Android device. Archiving Archiving your files lets you put various files together that can be easy to upload on the internet or into the cloud.
