Camera vault

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About this app

CameraVault - Security & Privacy First



CameraVault is built with one primary focus: your security and privacy. This is not just another camera app - it's a secure vault for your photos, designed from the ground up to protect your sensitive images with military-grade encryption and zero data collection.



Complete Privacy:

Zero Data Collection: We don't collect, transmit, or share any of your data. Ever.

No Cloud Sync: All photos stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded to servers.

No Analytics: We don't track your usage or behavior.

No Permissions Abuse: We only request permissions needed for camera, import (file picker), and export.



Military-Grade Security:

AES-256-GCM + RSA-2048 Encryption: Industry-standard encryption used by banks and governments

On-Device Encryption: All encryption happens locally - photos are encrypted before being saved

Password-Protected Access: Default password required to decrypt and view photos

Optional Biometric Unlock: Fingerprint or face in Settings; password remains the backup

Private On-Device Storage: Encrypted photos stay in app-private storage

Touch-to-Reveal Viewing: Only the area you touch is visible when viewing photos



Security Features:

Automatic Encryption: Every photo is encrypted before it is saved

Password Protection: Default password protects access to your vault

Biometric Unlock (Optional): Android biometrics; confirmation required each unlock when enabled

Secure Storage: App-private files; biometric wrap keys use Android Keystore when enabled

Photo Deletion: Delete encrypted photos from the gallery

Authentication: View and export require password or biometric unlock

No Backdoors: Encryption keys are generated and stored locally - we have no access



Additional Features:

Multiple Camera Support: Front/back and multi-camera with different zoom levels

Flash Controls: Auto, on, and off

Gallery View: Browse encrypted photos with thumbnails and metadata

Photo Import: Import one or more photos; encrypted on-device with your current key

Batch Gallery Actions: Multi-select export and delete

Rename & Password Update: Rename photos and update password/key protection per photo

Export: Export decrypted photos when you authenticate



Who Needs CameraVault:

• Privacy-conscious users who want photos inaccessible to other apps and services

• Professionals protecting sensitive documents and client materials

• Journalists and activists needing secure photo storage

• Anyone who wants personal memories truly private



How It Works:

1. Set a default password when you first launch (one-time setup)

2. Optionally enable biometric unlock (fingerprint or face) — password remains the backup

3. Take or import photos - they are encrypted before being saved

4. View, rename, and manage photos in the gallery

5. Use multi-select for batch export or delete

6. Export when needed (password or biometric unlock)



Your photos are yours alone. No tracking, no data collection, no cloud sync - just secure, private storage on your device.



Support: deineko.sergii@gmail.com

Privacy policy: https://sdeyneko.github.io/camera-vault-pages/



Note: If you lose your default password, encrypted photos cannot be recovered. Biometric unlock does not replace keeping your password safe.
Encrypted camera with protected gallery and secret photo viewer
Updated on
Jul 26, 2026

Data safety

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What’s new

Biometric unlock polish, default-password naming, gallery key label, bug fixes