Gallery Security (pro) FREE

★★★★★ Amazing app, even better people. Had gotten a phone that wouldn't allow files to be hidden, and once emailed, the dev went to work immediately to fix it. Now, everything works. An amazing app for people who quant control over their files and for those who need to hide certain things.

★★★★★ Nice App!!! I love this app...I was having an issue when I switched to the Samsung galaxy II be cause the app was not moving my pics on my sd card and only the on

★★★★★ Great You guys are just stupid. Try emailing developer before bitching about program. WORKS GREAT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK RAZZR MAXX

★★★★★ Would like more control in the arrangement. I would give it 5 stars if I could go into each individual folder and arrange My hidden pics in the order of my choosing rather than random placement in the selected folder by the software app.

★★☆☆☆ Grrr Worked perfect on my old DROID. Not so well on my Bionic. Now it will only hide pictures that I take with my phone. It won't hide pics that are texted to me or downloaded.

★★☆☆☆ Keeps force closing Was a great app, but is now force closing every time I try to hide a picture or video. Sent a email to the developers. Will update my review when I hear back from them. Samsung Galaxy S5

★★☆☆☆ Very Dangerous Permissions Requested. I'm kind of shocked that the app requests it, and by reading through the comments that no one has a an issue with this. The issue would be that app requests permission to READ SENSITIVE LOGS DATA. This type of permission should never be granted, and if you do it should only be for official apps from Google. Essentially what this permission does is give the developer free reign to read the log files created by all of your other applications and processes on your phone or tablet. This can benign stuff like a developer would get in a crash report, but that is what the official crash report you send the developer is set up for, showing wholly why this is super dangerous and completely unneeded. But these logs you're giving the dev permission to read can also contain extremely sensitive private information, phone numbers, websites you visit, locations, the list goes on and on. Just Google this permission and read up on what apps need and use this. And to really make it suspect, the developer has completely failed to address the use of it and explain why it's supposedly needed. Very few if any apps should ever use or request this permission. If the reason given is for crash reports, well as i stated, Android's default system already does this so that doesn't make sense or hold water. If you think I'm alarmist, so be it. But do yourself a favor and go Google READ SENSITIVE LOGS permission and read all about what it can do and what kind of apps "really" need it. Out of the almost three hundred apps i have installed on my phone and my tablet, this is the only non-Google app that requests this permission. And as i stated above, there wasn't even an attempt at educating the user as to why it's being requested and used in this app. There is being paranoid and being suspect of every permission. Then there is having almost three hundred hundred apps and noticing that this is the only one that asks this permission that has huge potential for abuse.