iCloud Sync, with nothing readable in iCloud
With Locked Pro, iCloud Sync copies your vaults to your own iCloud Drive and keeps your other iPhone or iPad in step. What goes to iCloud are the same encrypted files stored on your device, never anything readable, and the keys stay with you. Restoring from that copy is free, so a backup is never held back if Pro ends.
What does iCloud Sync send to iCloud?
The vault’s encrypted files, under their random names, and nothing that opens them. They sit in your own iCloud Drive, not on a server of ours: Locked has none.
How do I get my vault on a new iPhone or iPad?
Install Locked on the other device, restore during setup, and open each vault once with its 12-word recovery phrase. Then choose a pattern or password for it on that device. After that, what you change in a vault shows on your other devices.
Is my vault in my iPhone backup?
No. Your iPhone’s own iCloud and computer backups leave Locked’s vaults out, so no other copy stays behind somewhere you did not choose. iCloud Sync is the way to keep one.
What if Locked Pro ends?
Sync pauses and nothing is deleted. Restoring from your iCloud copy stays free.
Questions
Can Apple see what is in my synced vault?
No. iCloud holds only the encrypted files; the keys to read them are never sent.
Does sync use any server besides iCloud?
No. Locked has no servers. Sync goes to your own iCloud Drive.
Related
- Duress vault Opens like any vault, and erases the others on this device and in iCloud.
- Photo and video vault Photos and videos, each encrypted with its own key, in albums only you can open.
- Pattern and password A pattern on a 5 × 5 grid or a password. No Face ID, on purpose.
Every algorithm, parameter and limit: security. All features: features.
Locked for iPhone and iPad.
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