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How to encrypt your data in android?

Android App for encrypting sensitive data

Here is how your messages can be accessed legally.

And although you should stay legal... Here is how your messages can remain encrypted even if the app developer is forced to provide your messages:

Get it from Google Play

Do you store your passwords in a text file which are prone to hacking? Do you use a password manager that seems to work like magic or needs Internet connection to work? Do you write down your passwords on paper?


Say Hello to Dexacrypt, encrypt your passwords and other sensitive data and store them anywhere without requiring any internet connection. Your encrypted data will remain safe as long as only you know the secret key. You can even print the encrypted password onto a piece of paper


Do you trust in whatsapp, messenger or some other messaging app to keep your messages secure while they are being sent? Do you accept the risk that your messages can be intercepted by a malicious hacker? Will you rely on others to encrypt your messages?

With this app, you don't have to. Dexacrypt uses strong Triple DES & AES encryption and allows you to choose your own secret encryption key to encrypt your messages and send them through any insecure channel. As long as only you and the receiver know the secret key, none else can intercept your messages.

For fun, you can also exchange encrypted messages in group chats or online message rooms where only the intended recipient can decrypt your message. The possibilities are endless.

Learn more about securing your device here: How to Improve Android Security?

Get Dexacrypt today and secure your life.

More encryption algorithms will be added soon.

Please note Dexacrypt does not store any data and is not responsibe for any loss arising thereof.



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