Every Android phone running Android 16 and above now has a built-in security feature that protects your device and accounts.
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What to Do If You Forget Your Android Phone's PIN, Pattern, or Password
Even if you use a fingerprint or Face Unlock to secure your Android phone, neither of those methods can be used as the "main" security method. For example, when you restart your phone, it will require ...
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Your Android phone's most powerful security feature is off by default and hidden - turn it on now
Google's toughest security tools are behind a single toggle. Switch it on to protect yourself from theft, scams, spam, and more.
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Exclusive: Google wants to make Android phones safer by switching to ‘risk-based’ security updates
Google’s new ‘risk-based’ approach to Android security updates prioritizes high-risk security issues. Here’s what this means for you.
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