Feature Request: Add Option to Prevent Screen Recording, Screenshots, and Screen Mirroring in FlutterFlow Apps

Hello FlutterFlow Community 👋

I’m currently working on an app in FlutterFlow that involves content security and user privacy. While exploring available settings, I noticed that there’s no built-in feature or toggle to prevent screen recording, screenshots, or screen mirroring within the app.

This feature is extremely important, especially for apps that deal with:

Premium or copyrighted video content
Educational material or online courses
Private or sensitive user data
Secure login flows (like banking or medical apps)

On native platforms like Android (using FLAG_SECURE) and iOS, developers can restrict screen recording and screen capture at the OS level. Unfortunately, this option isn’t currently available in FlutterFlow’s UI or settings.

📌 Why is this important?

It protects app content from being illegally copied or shared
It enhances user trust by keeping sensitive information secure
It brings FlutterFlow closer to enterprise-level app development needs

🎯 My Request to the FlutterFlow Team: Please consider adding this feature in the next updates—either as a simple toggle inside the "App Settings" or a custom action for screens where we want to enforce content protection.

If anyone from the community has a workaround in the meantime using custom code or any other method, feel free to share. 🙏

Thanks a lot, FlutterFlow team, for your continued support and for building such a powerful no-code platform! I really hope this feature gets prioritized soon. ❤️

I searched FlutterFlow’s settings and documentation to see if there’s any option like "Secure Screen" or "Prevent Screen Capture", but couldn't find anything built-in.
I explored using custom code, and I found that on Android we can use WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_SECURE, and on iOS there are similar methods. However, since FlutterFlow doesn’t allow direct platform-level code injection (unless using full custom functions), it becomes difficult for non-developers or those relying purely on the visual interface.
I also checked community forums and templates, but haven’t seen any examples or pre-built solutions for this particular use case.

So, currently, I don’t see a reliable method within FlutterFlow itself to achieve this without stepping outside the platform or exporting the code and modifying it manually — which defeats the purpose of no-code/low-code development.

That’s why I’m requesting the FlutterFlow team to consider adding this feature natively.