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Hidden album vs photo vault app on iPhone
The Hidden album takes photos off your main grid and opens with your passcode. A vault app like Vault9 encrypts them behind its own lock. Pick by who you hide from.
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The Hidden album takes photos off your main grid and opens with your passcode. A vault app like Vault9 encrypts them behind its own lock. Pick by who you hide from.
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Hide a photo in three taps with the Hidden album. See how to find it again, remove the album from view, and what hiding does not do.
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The built-in way to lock photos on iPhone is the Hidden album. See how it opens, who it keeps out, and how to give photos a lock that is not your phone lock.
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What no account means in Vault9, why it still saves an encrypted copy to your own iCloud storage, and what to check in Photos before you move private photos in.
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Three ways to hide photos on iPhone: the Hidden album, an app with a lock screen, or an app that encrypts. Which one holds up depends on who you hide from.
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No photo vault app is best for everyone. Four questions sort the choice, and we say where Vault9 fits and where it does not.
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Hide a video in Photos with touch and hold, find it in the Hidden album, and delete the original for good. A vault app adds a lock that is separate from your phone.
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The Hidden album opens with your passcode. Move private photos into a vault with its own lock, then clear the copies that stay in Recently Deleted and backups.
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The Photos app has no password for one photo. Use the Hidden album or an encrypted vault app, then delete the original so only the locked copy is left.