v1.2 — distinct tile icons

The two tiles drew the same padlock and were tellable apart only by their labels, which Quick Settings truncates.

Tile	Icon	Coming back in
Screen Lock	fingerprint ridges	fingerprint works
Secure Lock	padlock in a shield	PIN / pattern / password

No functional change — same two lock routes as v1.1. Upgrades in place. versionCode 3.

v1.1 — fingerprint-friendly lock tile

Adds a second tile so the lock no longer always demands a PIN.

Tile	Coming back in
Screen Lock	fingerprint works
Secure Lock	PIN / pattern / password only

DevicePolicyManager.lockNow() sets STRONG_AUTH_REQUIRED_AFTER_DPM_LOCK_NOW, which makes the keyguard refuse biometrics — that is why v1.0 always asked for a PIN, and it cannot be switched off from the app side. Screen Lock goes through the accessibility route (GLOBAL_ACTION_LOCK_SCREEN) instead, which is the power-button equivalent and leaves fingerprint working.

Screen Lock needs the accessibility service enabled — open Quick Lock and use the button in the first section. If the toggle is greyed out: Settings ▸ Apps ▸ Quick Lock ▸ ⋮ ▸ Allow restricted settings.

Upgrades over v1.0 in place. versionCode 2.

v1.0 — Quick Settings tile

Locks the screen from a Quick Settings tile. Keeps your normal launcher.

Swipe down, tap Lock, screen off. Works from inside any app.

Setup: install, open Quick Lock, grant Device Admin, then add the tile.
Requires Android 9+ (minSdk 28). Signed release build.