Wheres My Droid

Version: 6.9.2
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Developer: Alienman Tech
Category: General

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F-Droid

This is an open-source and account-free substitute application for the Google Play Store. This is an app store for Android and carries the extra benefit of not needing to have an account to download anything. All of the apps are open source and their source code is freely available to every developer can tweak things to his personal ideal.

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Free App Lock - Privacy Knight helps to keep things private on your smartphone. If you share your device with others or you just want to make sure private information doesn't fall into the wrong hands, then Free App Lock - Privacy Knight is right for you. The app performs a number of functions to ensure the information on your phone stays secure from private eyes.

Mediatek SmartDevice

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Google Find My Device

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ZArchiver

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WIFI WPS WPA TESTER

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