GuardOS is an iPhone application that combines device security checks, VPN access, Safari content filtering, QR link scanning, and storage cleanup. It is available through the App Store. Getting started The home dashboard organizes tools into individual tiles, making each function accessible without navigating through multiple menus.
Product showcase: GuardOS checks QR links, scans for data breaches, and filters Safari content
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