Flashlight

About Flashlight

The flashlight uses either your screen or the LED flash on the back of the device. The flashlight can strobe in various patterns and also in various colors. The flashlight does everything. The Flashlight app is entirely free.

Flashlight includes a simple UI, a quick on and off button, a widget, and you can even shake the phone to turn the flashlight on and off. Plus, it has the usual no permissions, it’s free. This isn’t the most unique app on the market, but it’s simple and basic, and it gets the job done.

The flashlight is one of the simplest flashlight apps. It works with your device screen as well as the LED flash on your camera. The app strobes light in a variety of patterns (on the screen). It’s a simple, free flashlight app.
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The flashlight is a very simple flashlight app. It works like most. The app engages either your phone screen or the LED flash for light. It also comes with a small installation size, no unnecessary fluff, a timer, and more. The flashlight works with the screen off. The flashlight is completely free and has no unnecessary permissions.

The flashlight is white color and the flashlight app with a good pedigree. The flashlight uses a simple design. It’s a solid flashlight app.

The flashlight is free and one of the few truly free flashlight apps. You open the flashlight, and that’s it. The interface is beautiful but simple. It’s a simple flashlight app that just works right. The flashlight is a very popular flashlight app. It is a small app with a smaller install size than most. The flashlight app does contain an extra compass feature without requiring extra plugins. The app also contains a persistent notification toggle (useful for newer Android lock screens) as well as support for on-screen flashlights as well as the LED flash in the back. It’s simple, it works, and it’s free.
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The flashlight is a surprisingly excellent and modern flashlight app. It uses both the LED on the back of your phone as well as the screen for a flashlight if you want to go that route. Additionally, the app features an AMOLED-friendly dark mode, one permission (camera for the flashlight), no other permissions, and it’s small in size. It hits every conceivable check box for a good flashlight app. This is an easy recommendation to be perfectly honest.
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A lot of people with older Android systems may feel wary about every one of these asking for “Camera/Mic”. Older Android systems have bundled the microphone and camera permissions into single permission.