
A Google user
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I like it! However, I discovered that, if I put the device to sleep and turn it back on, the widget stops working. So, I have to go to the app itself and click "take cap off", and the widget works again. This might not be the case for other devices. Mine is a Huawei Honor X2. If the widget would work all the time, I'd give this app 5 stars.
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Ian Dearlove
One click & your camera is disabled. I wasn't certain if it was working or not, even after when I'd put the lenscap on certain Apps that need camera access said they couldn't even detect a camera! So I got a programmer mate to try it out (it just seemed too simple to be working). He installed the App & kept it on his families devices afterwards as HE was so impressed with it! Needless to say, it's now on all my compatible devices. Top Marks people! So simple to use, and so effective with it.
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AMAZING!!!! But ONE PROBLEM> WHY aren't we able to edit the Error message?! The default message makes it far too obvious that an app is simply controlling the use of the camera. If you're going to make one message only let it say "ERROR: Camera Unavailable" or "ERROR: Camera Not Found!" Add this feature and it gets five stars and a solid donation!!!
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Hi! Sorry, but that error message is set by the system and cannot be changed. Lens cap uses the official system API to lock the camera, so while obvious that the camera is disabled, it shows the exact message as if your workplace admin had disabled the camera, for example. I think the only way to change that would be to root your device and mod it.