Parallel Space Lite－Dual App

The Product Highlights of this application include its unique MultiDroid technology, making it the first virtualization engine on the Android platform. This allows users to run two accounts simultaneously on one device, keeping business and private accounts separate and enhancing gaming and social experiences. Users can also receive messages from both accounts at the same time.

One of the key features of this application is its Security Lock, which allows users to set a password lock to secure their data and maintain their privacy. This adds an extra layer of protection for users' personal information.

However, there are some limitations to this application. Due to policy or technical reasons, some apps may not be supported in Parallel Space Lite. This includes apps that declare the REQUIRE_SECURE_ENV flag. Additionally, the app may request permission to access necessary information from the apps that are added to ensure they function seamlessly. This may include accessing and processing location data if required by the cloned app for normal usage, even when Parallel Space Lite is running in the background.

It is important for users to be aware that while Parallel Space Lite itself is lightweight, the apps running within it may consume memory, battery, and data. Users can check the "Settings" within the app for more details on this. Additionally, in order to receive notifications from cloned apps, especially social networking apps, users may need to add Parallel Space Lite to the whitelist in third-party boost apps.

In some cases, there may be conflicts with social networking apps that do not allow running two accounts with the same mobile number. In these situations, users can use a different mobile number for their second account in the cloned app and ensure it is active for receiving verification messages.

Lastly, it is important to note the copyright information for this app. It includes software developed by the microG Project and is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Users can find a link to the Apache License 2.0 on the app's website.