
Mark
Was hoping holding the power button down for like 2-3 seconds the fake power off icons would come up. Considing holding down the power button for 5 seconds would actually shut it off. This does not work all like that. It's useless and when you lock the screen, you got the fake shut down icons popup it's annoying and frustrating when it's preventing you from accessing your phone. Stay well away from this app people. It's not worth it.
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Thank you for your feedback! The app detects the original shutdown menu and then overrides it, so it only activates when that menu is detected. If the original menu isn’t detected, it won’t trigger. Unfortunately, the power button press cannot be directly detected by apps due to system restrictions. I’ll work on improving the experience.

Donta3 Wills
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changed the keyword to medical info and when I swipe down from notification bar it goes off then when I click the menu to power it off it does that but if I hold the power button it pops up the menu not soo secret power off (the older version of the app dident have that issue) and whenever I need to use it I remove my password and just have none because when I try to get in with the app running the menu constantly pops up and blocks me from putting in my password please fix!
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Hi, thanks for the review. Under the advanced settings you can setup custom keywords so the fake menu wont be triggered on false positives. Your lock-screen probably has some keywords like 'shutdown' or 'power' or 'emergency' on the UI which triggered the menu. So you can set a keyword which only your og power menu has like 'restart' or 'reboot'.

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*Updated Review:* The developer fixed my issue, and it was my fault for not reading the settings properly. Everything works perfectly now! ** Old Review:* Works as described, but on Android 14 One UI 6.1, after the sequence, my phone turned on. Since I had a fingerprint and password set, the overlay kept popping up while entering my fingerprint. Once on the home screen, I couldn’t swipe down for quick settings without the popup reappearing, making it inaccessible unless FPO was turned off.
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Thank you for your feedback! You can now adjust the detection keywords in the settings to prevent false positive triggers when accessing the Notification Center or quick settings. Ex: I have it set only on 'emergency' keyword.