A broken Android screen can turn a working phone into an inaccessible device. You may know your PIN perfectly well, but a shattered display or unresponsive touchscreen can make entering it impossible.

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All Pixel phones can now use the Screen-off Fingerprint Unlock feature in Android 16 Beta 3. The Screen-off Fingerprint Unlock feature lets you unlock your Pixel phone even when its screen is off. It ...

Locking your home screen prevents accidentally moving icons around. You can lock and unlock your Home screen layout in Settings. Making it harder to move the apps and widgets on your home screen could ...

A lot of Android users get stuck on their phones after a factory reset. This usually happens because of FRP, a security step that needs the old account. When you forget those details, it becomes hard ...

The fingerprint reader on your Pixel 9 series phone could soon add a new feature to its speedy unlockness. Spotted in the latest Android 16 Developer Preview 2, a new setting will let you unlock the ...

With the array of smartphones dominating the world population, regular security updates are very common. Owing to strong screen passwords, Face IDs, fingerprints, and an additional bunch of other ...

Google Pixel phones boast a host of exclusive features not available on most other Android brands. However, they also have some drawbacks or limitations not found on other companies’ devices. One of ...

Pixel phone users can now unlock their devices with on-screen fingerprint recognition even when the screen is off. This feature has been expanded to older Pixel phones in the latest Android 16 Beta.

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A handful of Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 8a owners say their phones stopped accepting a correct pattern or PIN after installing this month’s Pixel update, leaving them locked out of devices they had ...