Killswitch APK
Latest Version
1.0 for Windows
Updated
2018-05-15
App information
Version 1.0 (#1)
Updated 2018-05-15
APK Size 1 MB
Requires Android Android 2.3+ (Gingerbread)
Offered by Daniel Skovli
Category Free Tools App
App id com.apps.killswitch
Developer's notes Remotely lock your computer
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Latest updates
What's new in Killswitch 1.0
Initial release of the Killswitch Android app. Make sure you grab the desktop version as well, available through an app store near you or as a direct download here: http://skov.li/ks
Editor's review
Download the latest Killswitch application, version 1.0, compatible with Windows 10/11 (using emulators such as Bluestacks), Android devices. This free Tools app is developed by Daniel Skovli and is easy to download and install.
Previous versions, including 1.0, are also available. If you need help or have any problems, please let us know.
Description
Killswitch is a multi-platform app that runs on your phone and computer(s), allowing you to remotely lock or shut down all your devices with the touch of a button.
The app for your phone/tablet is the remote control, and the app running on your computer (or other device) is a background process that listens for the remote signal. You can have an infinite number of remotes and listeners tied to the same account, the only limitation (by design) is that they all react to the same signal. Eg. If you want to lock computers individually, you need multiple accounts and multiple remotes.
While your killswitch is active, any computers bound to the system will keep locking until you turn the killswitch off with your remote. This is the intended functionality and offers you some degree of security even if your system password is known to someone else.
The app for your phone/tablet is the remote control, and the app running on your computer (or other device) is a background process that listens for the remote signal. You can have an infinite number of remotes and listeners tied to the same account, the only limitation (by design) is that they all react to the same signal. Eg. If you want to lock computers individually, you need multiple accounts and multiple remotes.
While your killswitch is active, any computers bound to the system will keep locking until you turn the killswitch off with your remote. This is the intended functionality and offers you some degree of security even if your system password is known to someone else.
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Rating: 5.0/5 based on Less than 100 reviews
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