Hidden Eye

Hidden Eye is a security app designed to protect your Android device from unauthorized access attempts. It automatically takes a photo of anyone trying to unlock your phone with an incorrect password, PIN, or pattern. This app is ideal for users who want to enhance the security of their device by monitoring and recording any potential intruders. Hidden Eye provides an extra layer of privacy by capturing the face of the person attempting to break into your phone, saving the photo for you to review later. It can also send alerts or notifications about failed login attempts, giving you real-time updates on any suspicious activity.

Download and Install: Download Hidden Eye from the Google Play Store and install it on your Android device. Grant Necessary Permissions: When you open the app for the first time, it will ask for specific permissions, such as access to the camera and storage. These are necessary for capturing photos of unauthorized access attempts. Activate Hidden Eye: Open the app and toggle the feature to Enable Monitoring. This activates the app’s functionality, allowing it to start taking photos when an incorrect unlock attempt is made. Customize Settings: Number of Attempts: You can configure the app to take a photo after a certain number of failed attempts (e.g., after the first or second incorrect PIN or pattern). Alerts: Set up notifications to receive alerts if someone tries to unlock your phone. Save Photos: Choose where you want the photos of intruders to be saved (e.g., phone gallery, cloud storage). Review Photos: After an incorrect unlock attempt, Hidden Eye will automatically take a picture using the front-facing camera. You can view these photos directly within the app or in your photo gallery. Optional Features: Sound Alerts: Some versions of the app allow you to play a loud alarm or notification sound when multiple failed login attempts occur. Intruder Log: Keep track of all failed unlock attempts in the app’s log, where you can see the time and date along with any photos captured. Disable Monitoring (Optional): If you no longer need the app to monitor for unauthorized attempts, you can toggle the feature off temporarily or uninstall the app.