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How to lock apps on your Samsung Galaxy phone
Handing your phone to your kid for a few minutes of game time shouldn't mean they end up three menus deep in your banking apps, emails or texts.
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Samsung phones lack a built‑in feature to lock individual apps, unlike iPhones where users can long‑press an app icon and choose “Require Face ID” to restrict access. Consequently, Galaxy owners who want to prevent children from opening apps such as banking, email or messaging must seek alternative methods, as Samsung does not provide a native app‑locking solution.
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