Google is rolling out a new security feature for Android phones designed to prevent unauthorized access. This new tool, known as “the_ft detection lock,” uses sensors like the accelerometer and gyroscope in the phone to track unusual movements that may indicate suspicious activity.
When the system detects these signs, it automatically locks the phone to keep it secure.
Currently, this feature is available for beta users in Brazil. Google plans to extend its availability to all Android 10 devices through Google Play Services in the near future.
This development, announced by Suzanne Frey from Google in May, is part of a larger set of advanced security tools aimed at improving the protection of devices and personal data.
With this feature, users can expect an added layer of security that helps safeguard their phones from unauthorized access, ensuring their information remains private and secure.
