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How to bypass patterns in locked apps on Android?

You must have known how to remove password, pin or pattern in any Android phone. But all the data gets erased. And there's no other way out for it.

However in case of individual apps locked by AppLock, CM AppLock or Leo Privacy Guard or some third party apps, it can be done in a snap provided the user hasn't locked the 'settings' itself.

First of all, the phone must be unlocked. You get this chance when the victim puts the phone without locking it after use. Suppose you want to open the gallery which is secured by a pattern. Open gallery first to see which app is protecting it. After  knowing it, just head over to settings and then goto apps manager. Find the app (AppLock or any other), force it to stop by hitting the 'Force Stop' button. Now bingo!!! Goto gallery wholly unlocked. Any other apps protected by the same app would be unlocked too.

After getting your things done, just open that app you forced to stop from app drawer or from where it is. Later the victim wouldn't even get to know that you had opened those locked apps. Also clear those apps from recent apps. If you skip these steps ( of this paragraph), he will easily guess that you accessed his locked apps as  (s)he will see everything unlocked. Those apps will only be automatically locked after reboot.

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