What's New in MemoLock 2: Your Notes, Truly Encrypted
MemoLock 2 is available on Google Play (current version: 2.1.0). Here is what changed since version 1, plainly.
Encryption on Your Phone (2.0)
The memo database is encrypted with SQLCipher (AES-256).Photos and voice notes are encrypted too (AES-256-GCM).The encryption key is random and protected by your phone's Android Keystore.Existing notes are encrypted automatically when you update.One honest limit: the key is not derived from your code. Your code (or fingerprint) controls access to the app, and the Android Keystore protects the key.
Encrypted Backup (2.0)
Settings > Backup saves the whole vault (memos, photos, voice notes, settings) into one file, encrypted with a password you choose.You decide where the file goes, and you can restore it on another phone.Shared memos (.memo files) are protected by a password by default.MemoLock stays out of Google backup on purpose: your backup is your own encrypted file.Better Search (2.0)
Full-text search also finds task lists and tags, with or without accents.Stronger Unlocking (2.1)
Fingerprint unlock now uses Android strong biometrics. If you used it before, turn it back on once.A fingerprint can no longer reset your code: choose a secret question instead.Settings > Security lets you change your code and your secret question.Reliable Reminders (2.1)
Reminders are rescheduled after a restart, a time or time zone change, or an app update.Notifications have "Done" and "Snooze 1 h" buttons, and show only the memo's title, or a neutral text.On a new install, the daily "Don't forget your memos" reminder is offered instead of being switched on by default.Still True
No Internet permission: MemoLock cannot send anything on its own.No account, no ads, no analytics.Details are in the privacy policy.