protector data app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: DANIEL RODRIGUEZ
First release : 04 Jun 2012
App size: 2.96 Mb
Great app in your language to keep safe in your data
It keep various kind of data like images, pictures, passwords, credit cards, email,web accounts and contacts
Protect your data is very important and esential on a portable divice, this app help you to do that, with different layouts you just need to remember one 4 digit password, to keep safe your information:
*Keywords.- any keyword like your pc password
*Contacts.-You can save Name, phone number, and email and you can make a call, send a SMS or an email from this app
*Web.- User, password and URL site
*Image.- You can copy an image from your Phone and it remains on the app even if you delete the original and you can take a picture and will be visible only in this app
*Credit Card.- All the information is presented on a similar credit card Layout
E-mail.-Email, Password, and URL site
First time you use the app, it will ask you for a password but You can change it anytime.
You can change and delete items the position in the list anytime
You can edit any Item any time
Latest reviews of protector data app for iPhone and iPad
Im not sure what to make of the app, but if you add a picture for example, it gos in its own folder. Just one . You cant just add a bunch of photos to one folder. Its just not for me , I gave up on it quick.
This app should never have been approved for the App Store. (Is there NO oversight on Apples part? Dont submitted apps have to go through rigorous tests and checklists to get approved? Apparently not!) This app – right down to its clumsy name – is very poorly written, with an ugly amateurish UI. But the main problem with "protector data" (!) is that it doesnt seem to have any SECURITY attached to it. Or does it? The description doesnt mention anything about security. So what fool would trust this app with his/her credit card info, passwords, etc? Not this one! Ive always assumed that Apple screens any submitted app to meet certain criteria. (E.g., Does the app provide at least some minimal standard of security if it will be used to handle sensitive information?) "protector data" seems so haphazardly written that I doubt the developer even thought of security. This app should be booted out of the store.