Auto will be restarted when the phone is locked
Google has recently introduced a new and highly important security feature, so that if an Android smartphone remains lock for three consecutive days, it will automatically be restarted. This feature is similar to the already existing “inactivity reboot” in the iPhone. Google has informed about this update on its Google system release notes. This feature will only be for Android smartphones, while it will not be available on Android Auto, TV and wearable devices. However, Google has not yet clarified when this feature will come in all phones.
The data will be completely safe after starting
This feature is included in the “Safety and Privacy” section. This is an alternative safety facility, which will automatically restart the device when the phone remains locked for three days. Technically, re -starting the phone helps to protect the data. Some data opens when the phone is unlocked for the first time. But by unlocking the phone repeatedly, that data can be easily accessible. After re -starting, the phone goes into “BFU”, ie “before the first unlock” position, where all phone data is again safely encrypted.
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The phone is completely safe in BFU mode because features like fingerprint or face unlock do not work in it. This means that if someone has your phone, but he does not have a passcode, then that person cannot see the data of the phone. In this way, this feature can also prevent the stolen phone from being misused. According to reports, often thieves or cyber criminals sell such phones in the black market or misuse their data. But if the phone restarts itself after three days and goes into BFU mode, then the data of the phone will be safe.
New attempt by Google user privacy
This new feature is part of Google's attempt to protect its users' privacy and personal information. Apple launched such a feature last year and now Google has adopted the same way. This feature not only increases the security of the phone, but can also reduce cases like theft, identity theft and online fraud. This feature can prove to be quite useful for Android users in the future.
