| Repo: | IzzyOnDroid |
| AppID: | io.github.dorumrr.privacyflip |
| Author: | Doru Moraru |
| License: | MIT |
| Donation: | Webpage |
| InRepoSince: | 2025-10-23 |
| LastRepoUpdate: | 2026-10-01 |
| LastAppUpdate: | 2026-10-01 |
| LastVersion: | 2.2.3 |
| Categories: | Security, System |
| APK source: | Github |
| Google Play: | Check if it's there |
Privacy Flip automatically manages your device's privacy features based on screen lock/unlock state. When you lock your device, it can disable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mobile data, location services, NFC, and even camera/microphone sensors. When you unlock, it intelligently restores the features you want back on.
Works with Root OR Shizuku - Choose your preferred privilege method!
Features:
Privacy Features Controlled:
Note: Camera and microphone ignore custom delays and trigger immediately, due to Android limitations. Microphone can skip this during a real call if enabled in settings; camera cannot detect active use, so it always triggers immediately
Requirements:
Choose your privilege method:
Option 1: Shizuku (No root required!) * Shizuku app installed and running * ADB privileges via USB or wireless debugging * Perfect for non-rooted devices
Option 2: Root Access (Recommended for rooted devices) * Root access via Magisk, SuperSU, or similar * Best performance with UID 0 privileges
Option 3: Dhizuku (Device Owner method, 5 of 9 features) * Device set as Device Owner * No root required, no ADB after setup * Persistent privileges across reboots * Works for, each needing its own Android version: Camera and Microphone (Android 12+), Bluetooth (Android 9+), Location (Android 11+), NFC (Android 15+). Below Android 9 a Dhizuku setup can switch nothing at all. * Cannot do WiFi, Mobile Data, Airplane Mode or Battery Saver - Android gives a Device Owner no way to switch those. Use Root or Shizuku for them.
Option 4: Sui (Best of both worlds) * Rooted device with Magisk * Sui Magisk module installed * Best user experience - automatic startup, no prompts
Privacy & Security:
WhatsNew:
- Bluetooth "Only if not connected" now also counts LE Audio earbuds and speakers, so a lock no longer turns Bluetooth off while they play