For those uninitiated with Authenticator, it is basically a token generator app, which generates a time-based one-time use code for your linked accounts that is required at the time you log in to these accounts. For this, consider a situation where you have an app, say Google Authenticator, for instance, installed on your iPhone or iPad, and you want to prevent anyone from uninstalling it. But, fret not, as there’s a workaround that can allow you to keep your apps safe and disable the uninstallation ability on your iPhone or iPad.īefore jumping into the process, let’s first look at a scenario wherein you can benefit from this functionality. If, however, you are an iPhone or iPad user, sadly, there isn’t an app or built-in functionality on the operating system that allows you to do the same. One of these is the ability to lock apps and prevent anyone from accessing the app or deleting them from your device. Although iOS comes with a slew of features to help you protect your device and keep all your personal data and information secure, it does lack a few essential functionalities otherwise offered by its competitor, Android.
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