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GhostLock Old Versions: Download Archive
Looking for a previous release? When old versions make sense, what you lose, and where to get the current verified build.
Do you actually need an old version?
Almost certainly not. The current build on the download page is the verified, tested one with the best sensor calibration and the widest Android support. Old versions exist for edge cases: a phone stuck on an older Android release, or testing a behavior change between releases. GhostLock
What you give up on old builds
Earlier releases lack the motion calibration, which means more false alarms in pockets and bags. They also predate the newest background-restriction handling, so on recent Android versions they are more likely to be killed in the background, silently disarming your guard.
The sane approach
Install the latest build first and only reach for an older one if the current release demonstrably misbehaves on your specific phone. When you do, scan it the same way and test every alarm before trusting it. The update guide explains how settings carry across versions, and the homepage always describes the current verified file.
Quick answers
Where can I download old GhostLock versions?
This site serves the current verified build. Older releases are archived on request; contact us with your phone model and reason.
Will my settings survive a downgrade?
Downgrades usually require a clean install, which wipes alarms and zones. Note your settings first.
Is it safe to use an old version?
Only if scanned and tested like any build. Old versions miss security and calibration fixes, so treat them as a last resort.