Loky app review

Jon Mundy

January 25, 2011

We keep so much of our personal data on our phones these days, yet it’s hardly the most discreet storage solution.

Loky is the latest app designed to restore a little confidentiality to our mobile lives.

You can filter certain contacts and incoming messages away from your usual SMS account and into your Loky account, which can only be accessed with a four digit pin number.

You can do the same with any pictures and videos you’d rather no one else saw. It’s a handy tool, but Loky could do with a hefty speed boost. It’s very sluggish at present.

Rating: 4 out of 5

Platform Android

Price £2.99

Developer Loky

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