> # Incarcerate App
> ## (Default: Off)
> - - -
> * **Off:**  
>   The app will not be incarcerated when the Activator trigger is engaged.
>
> * **On:**  
>   The app will get incarcerated (locked-in) when the Activator trigger is engaged.

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> # Show Status Bar Icons
> ## (Default: On)
> - - -
> * **Off:**  
>   The little circled-key icon will not be shown in the status bar when a app is incarcerated.
>
> * **On:**  
>   When an app gets incarcerated via the Activator trigger, a little circle-key icon is shown in the status bar (for those apps that allow the status bar to be shown)

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> # Block Alerts
> ## (Default: On)
> - - -
> * **Off:**  
>   All alerts, including Low Battery alerts, will appear even when the app is incarcerated.
>
> * **On:**  
>   All alerts, including Low Battery alerts, will be blocked.  When you unlock an app from incarceration, the alerts that were collected by SpringBoard will flow again, so you won't lose the alerts.

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> # Block Touches
> ## (Default: Off)
> - - -
> * **Off:**  
>   Screen touches/taps will function as normal.
>
> * **On:**  
>   Screen touches/taps are blocked when the app is incarcerated.  This is a dangerous feature that should be used with caution.  

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> # Block Sleep/Power Button
> ## (Default: Off)
> - - -
> * **Off:**  
>   Sleep/Power Button will function as normal.
>
> * **On:**  
>   Sleep/Power Button is blocked.  This is a dangerous feature that should be used with caution.  With the Home Button blocked, and the Sleep/Power Button blocked, the only way to break out of the app if you forget/don't know the Activator trigger is with a hard restart of the iDevice (Sleep/Power + Home Button down together for 10 seconds).  
