FocusLock uses Android's AccessibilityService API solely to provide its core App Blocking feature. The service detects when a selected application is opened by monitoring window state changes so that FocusLock can display the blocking screen during an active focus session.
While AccessibilityService is enabled, Android may allow the service to access app names, app usage information, user interactions, screen content, and other personal information displayed on the screen. FocusLock uses this information only to detect selected blocked applications and display the blocking screen.
FocusLock does not collect, store, transmit, or share Accessibility data or any personal information with us or any third party. All Accessibility processing occurs locally on your device and is used only for the App Blocking feature.