MaxLock, an AppLock Xposed Module alternative, now supports Android Nougat and Oreo

Traditional AppLockers use a polling service to detect running processes. This can really drain the battery. MaxLock is an Xposed Module AppLocker that doesn't affect performance.

By  Joe Fedewa Mar 26, 2018

AppLockers are a great way to prevent people from getting into apps on your phone. Maybe your banking app doesn't use any security or you have some sensitive photos in the gallery. Whatever the case may be, sometimes it's nice to lock an app. Traditional AppLockers use a polling service to detect running processes. This can really drain the battery. MaxLock is a Xposed Module AppLocker that doesn't affect performance. It uses an event-driven method to detect app launches and throw up the lock.