A beloved feature is back on the Android lock screen, letting you see info at a glance without unlocking your phone.

Your apps contain a whole lot of data that you might want to keep private. Fortunately, you can lock them up behind a secure password.

Google is enhancing Identity Check in the Android 16 QPR2 update to protect your sensitive apps from phone thieves.

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Android 16's USB Protection might change the way you throw your device on a charger ...

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A new report claims thieves can use recordings of user movement and machine learning to break Android Pattern Lock security with a 95 percent success rate.