1.2.2
Application, Tools
Youssef Ouadban Tech
4.8 | 7954 Ratings | 14516 Views
| Category | : | Application, Tools | Developer | : | Youssef Ouadban Tech |
| Released | : | 2019-05-16 | Update | : | 2020-01-24 |
| Get It On | : |  | Last Version | : | 1.2.2 |
| Content Rating | : | Everyone |
WHAT'S NEW
V1.2.2 : Fixed bugs.Email : contact@tafayor.com
www.tafayor.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/TafayorTech
Twitter : www.twitter.com/tafayor
Speed booster
This app lets you speed up your phone when it runs slowly because of the many background running apps.
Tafayor Task Killer lets you close all running apps, and as a result it frees up memory and saves the battery life and increases the performance of your phone.
✓ Close all running apps and background services
✓ Freeing up memory
✓ Saving battery
✓ Exception list: Select the apps you want to keep running
✓ Shortcuts
It improves your phone’s performance
☆ By speeding up your phone
☆ By freeing the memory
☆ By saving the battery
☆ By cooling your phone
Features:
✓ This app requires the permission to draw above the other apps in order to be able to show the wait screen while closing apps.
This app uses Accessibility services
BATTERY SAVER
Closing apps helps save battery power and extend battery life.
CPU COOLER
Closing apps helps Cool down your phone temperature and reduces CPU usage.
RAM CLEANER
This app optimizes your phone memory by freeing up RAM, and making space for new apps.
Your privacy is safe
✓ This app does not collect any data.
Task Killer
This app is a very powerful Task Killer that kill tasks and processes.
Permissions
✓ This app requires the accessibility service permission in order to be able to close other apps.
⇒ This app will be able to retrieve the active window content in order to find the button which forces closing an app in the system settings, then emulate a click action.
⇒ This app will be able to observe the actions related to the interface in order to guide the process of automating the task of closing apps , by monitoring the transition between windows during the emulation of interaction with the interface.
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