Encryption Manager is a tools app developed by giraone.
Download Statistics
Encryption Manager has been downloaded 7.7 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 0 times.
User Ratings
Encryption Manager is rated 2.60 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 190 ratings.
App Information
Encryption Manager costs $4.99 to download. The APK download size is 1.15 MB. The latest version available is 4.5.4. The last update was on September 24, 2017.
Technical Requirements
Encryption Manager requires Android 2.2+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play April 2011.
Description
Encryption Manager is a file manager, that offers a comfortable and secure way to keep files with confidential data encrypted using AES or Twofish encryption on your storage (internal storage, external SD card, USB storage).
A master password is both used to access the application and to encrypt the encryption keys, that are generated random for each file, that is managed by Encryption Manager. Confidential files are accessible directly after the login. With one click on the file, the file is decrypted to its original location and can be shown by the installed viewer or editor apps. When you are finished working with the decrypted copy, the file is re-encrypted with one click and the decrypted file is wiped from the SD card. This wipe process will overwrite the data with random bytes before the file is deleted. So even if the device is lost or stolen, it is not possible to access your confidential data.
Encrypting new files is very simple: they can be chosen either with the built-in file manager or by simply using "send/share" from another app.
Features: * Access based on master pin or master text password. * Encrypts all kind of files. * Possibility to encrypt all files of a folder. * Provides a special handling for images, e.g. removal/creation of gallery thumbnail images. * Base functionality of a file manager (view on click, send/share menu), but with automatic decryption before the action. * Offers AES and Twofish encryption with 128 and 256 bit keys. * Displays icons to indicate whether a file is currently decrypted or was changed. * User setting for automatic re-encryption on exit. * Secure overwrite of the orginal file after the encryption. * An additional anti file recovery tool is included. * Two layout modes: flat list view or hierarchical folder view. * Filters can be defined to filter SD card files by file extensions or to excluded folders. * The master password can be changed for an existing database. * Provides a comfortable backup mechanism for using cloud storage (Dropbox, Google Drive, ...) to save the encrypted files * The app can be configured to delete all managed files after 7 unsuccessful attempts. * Has an "Exit" menu on all screens, that finishes the task completely. * App is locked (master password must be re-entered), when there is no user input for configurable period. * Includes english help pages.
Languages: * English * German * French * Russian * Spanish
Limitations: * The "lite" version is limited to 5 encrypted files! * The full version has no limitations.
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Must be used with caution. I just upgraded from Android 4 to 6.0.1. This caused the root folder to change, under which it finds the Encrypted, external SD-card file. This caused me to lose serial files which I had encrypted to that SD-card. Luckily, they were just testing files. But, other users who don't encrypt to external card, never notice any problem. And I could have lost something important.
★★★★☆Steve· Aug 1, 2012
Good but different from "Lite" I tried the "lite" version to see if I liked it (which is the "lite" version's intent) and I did, so I purchased it. One thing I have noticed different with the "full" version is that upon closing the Encryption manager "window" (not using exit from the menu) the files are still accessible through the app without having to re-enter the password. I have found that I must "exit" through the menu in order for the password protection to be reactivated...it wasn't this way on the "lite" version. This allows you to make a mistake of not "exiting" and leaving your files accessible and making you take a couple extra steps to re-secure your files. I've tried changing all the settings but to no avail and apparently the "email the developer" link in this market is DEAD.....can't email them.
★☆☆☆☆Anonymous· Jul 11, 2012
Destroyed my files It was encrypting some of my files. I accidentally hit the back button. Several of my files were lost forever. I don't even know where they are.
★★☆☆☆A Google User· Dec 21, 2013
Bugs I encrypted the pictures and video, and it is fine, but when unencrypted the file and see them from Gallery, I could see them. But after encrypted them again, all the files that supposed to delete, it shows in Gallery. I have Samsung 3S. It only hides them once, and I have to delete them old one??
★★☆☆☆A Google User· Sep 24, 2013
Lost my files during upgrade to paid version lost files during upgrade to paid version. Cant remove deleted files. Says "missing encryption file". Limited menu option. Menu gui not user-friendly. Confusing icons. Only thing I like is the availability of choice of encryption level. Also cannot access ext sd card files to encrypt.
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