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LockedIn is a phone management app that automatically locks students' phones on school campuses during the school day and notifies deans if the app is deleted or a burner phone is used. It serves schools, students, and parents.
Summarized from its homepage on 7 Nov 2026.
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Subprocessors of LockedIn
LockedIn declares 10 subprocessors, including AI providers Anthropic.
From the company's own list.Read the source
| Subprocessor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| The optional assistants: the setup and help assistant in the student app, and the assistant in the school administrator dashboard. Also summarizing a school's own email template, labeling the topic of each assistant question, and matching the icon of an app an administrator names. | |
| Apple App Attest / DeviceCheck, Google Play Integrity | Checking that the app is genuine and running on a real device (anti-tamper) |
| Push notifications to iOS devices | |
| Clever, ClassLink, Veracross and other roster providers | Roster sync, only if the school turns it on |
| Push notifications to Android devices | |
| Google Firebase Installations | Required for Android push notifications to work |
| Render, and Amazon Web Services beneath it | Application hosting, the managed database and the cloud infrastructure under them (US-Oregon) |
| Transactional email delivery | |
| Application error and exception telemetry | |
| Hosts this marketing website |
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