Drunk Lock - The Android App to Safeguard You From Your Drunken Self
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Now here’s an interesting app that would most definitely save you from the most embarrassing times ever! Remember all those times you made a drunk call and you wish you hadn’t or that time where you were about to pick up the phone and text someone you shouldn’t have but eventually landed up still doing it. Not everyone is as iron-willed and level-headed to clearly distinguish right from wrong when they’re drunk, which is why it’s important to exercise some form of self-control when you plan to be in high spirits.
Drunk Lock, my friends has been invented for individuals specifically like you. This uniquely purposed Android app is pretty easy to understand and doesn’t have much of a learning curve to get past either. However, what it does do is save you a million times from embarrassing moments you ideally would have stayed away from when you were sober.
Drunk Lock is simply designed to ensure you never drunk text or drunk dial. Also, now the app is smarter than that and extends the principle of blocking to the following:-
Once you have done this, you can have alternate ways to turn on the Drunk Lock app. The app has an option of turning on the app by default from 2am to 5 am and says (turn it on as nothing good ever happens between 2 am and 5 am).
Apart from that, you can also add in a default duration of the time you would like to keep the app on for.
Now what happens is that once the Drunk Lock app is on, it will be activated and authorized by you itself to ask questions.
So when you attempt to make a call or make a text the app will block it and you are required to answer the questions that are posed to you.
These questions can be as easy as 2 + 3 + 1 in difficulty or college level comparatively tougher math questions like 193+ Sq rt. (39).
The objective is to answer all the questions correctly an in a row to access the phone call. Majority of the times people fail to be consistent and are refrained from making the call and as a consequence of that save themselves from mighty embarrassing situations. Get on board with this one-of-a-kind safety app that safeguards your personal life from an intoxicated and positively unreliable version of you!
- Go SMS Pro
- Google Hangouts
- Viber
- Handcent SMS
- Chomp SMS
- Any many more texting applications
- Easy
- Average
- Hard
- College level math
Once you have done this, you can have alternate ways to turn on the Drunk Lock app. The app has an option of turning on the app by default from 2am to 5 am and says (turn it on as nothing good ever happens between 2 am and 5 am).
Apart from that, you can also add in a default duration of the time you would like to keep the app on for.
Now what happens is that once the Drunk Lock app is on, it will be activated and authorized by you itself to ask questions.
So when you attempt to make a call or make a text the app will block it and you are required to answer the questions that are posed to you.
These questions can be as easy as 2 + 3 + 1 in difficulty or college level comparatively tougher math questions like 193+ Sq rt. (39).
The objective is to answer all the questions correctly an in a row to access the phone call. Majority of the times people fail to be consistent and are refrained from making the call and as a consequence of that save themselves from mighty embarrassing situations. Get on board with this one-of-a-kind safety app that safeguards your personal life from an intoxicated and positively unreliable version of you!
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John Doe
2 days ago
Great article! Very informative and well-written. Thanks for sharing.
JS
Jane Smith
5 days ago
I found the security section particularly helpful. Looking forward to more content like this!
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