Does such an application even exist?

It would show a screen lock before letting you interact with the application AND is open source.

  • @[email protected]
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    71 year ago

    Android work profiles will do this for you.

    Set a factor to unlock your work profile and you will have to “unlock” each time you open a work app.

    Look at fdroids shelter

    • glibg10b
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      21 year ago

      This is more secure than the feature some launchers provide, since that can be bypassed by launching apps through the settings app

  • JackGreenEarth
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    21 year ago

    It would ironically probably make the app blocker harder to get past if it is open source, so it would be more effective than these commercial solutions.

    • @OgygusOP
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      21 year ago

      Doesn’t work anymore, sadly.

      Even with the root mode

      • BrikoX
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        11 year ago

        It defintely works as I’m using it with Android 12. Try with EdXposed or LSPosed modules.

        • @OgygusOP
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          11 year ago

          I don’t wanna install Xposed just for one application. Is LSPosed any different?

          When I install It in non-xposed method it asks for accessibility settings, but the system won’t allow me to activate it:

          • BrikoX
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            1 year ago

            LSPosed is updated framework of Xposed with the same functionality.

            Restricted accesibility settings is Android 13 security feature. You can bypass it on app-by-app basis if you want with the guide here or consider using LSPosed.

    • Vexz
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      41 year ago

      TrackerControl can do this? Afaik it just blocks trackers and/or ads in apps.

      • Cows Look Like Maps
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        11 year ago

        Hence it being adjacent. It blocks trackers, ads, and other network calls on a granular level but does not actually block apps.