Dont Touch My Phone is an app that adds an anti-theft alarm to your Android device, so that it rings whenever someone tries to pick it up or disconnect it (if it's charging), so you can catch the thief or snoop red-handed.

Using Dont Touch My Phone is as simple as activating the alarm and leaving your phone on a flat surface. The second someone touches your phone, the alarm will go off. Not only that, but you can also add a passcode to make your phone even more secure. Enable this feature, and not only will the phone ring if someone picks it up, but they will have to enter a four-number PIN to turn off the alarm. Another interesting feature is the charging alarm. This feature works very similar to the other alarm, but the phone will ring whenever someone unplugs your device (so long as it's charging).

Don is a strategic card game, often played with a standard 52-card deck, revolving around outsmarting opponents through calculated bets and reading their bluffs. The core gameplay involves players receiving a hand of cards and then engaging in rounds of betting. The aim is to either have the best hand at the showdown or to successfully bluff your way to victory by convincing other players to fold.

The game's title, "Don," hints at the importance of projecting an image of power and control, much like a mafia boss. Players must carefully manage their chips, analyze the community cards (if any are present in the variant being played), and assess the betting patterns of their opponents to make informed decisions. A key element is the "bluff," where a player bets aggressively despite having a weak hand, hoping to intimidate others into folding. Successful bluffing requires a strong poker face and a keen understanding of psychological manipulation. Conversely, calling a bluff at the right moment can be extremely rewarding.

Variations exist in the specific rules, such as the number of cards dealt, the betting structure (limit, no-limit, pot-limit), and the presence of community cards. However, the fundamental principles of hand evaluation, risk assessment, and strategic betting remain constant. Ultimately, Don is a game of skill, strategy, and psychological warfare, where the ability to read opponents and manage risk is crucial for success. The "Don" of the table is the player who consistently makes the right decisions, whether through strong hands or well-executed bluffs, to accumulate the most chips.