Android phones will now automatically reboot every 3 days

If you do not unlock your Android device for three straight days, now will be automatically.

For what? Because it will make it more difficult for bad players, as a thief, to break in your device. We believe that the feature will also make it more difficult to sell stolen phones.

In the latest Google Trade Trade V25.14 The update released First this week, Google rolled a new feature in safety and privacy, as previously noted by Techcrunnch. I am

‘[It enables] A future assignment function, that automatically reboot your device if locked for 3 consecutive days “, the update reads, while notice that this is a new feature.

Rebooting your smartphone doesn’t look like an important feature, but it is. After a user unlock their device, some encrypted data becomes decrypt and easier to access a subsequent unlock. In fact, as mashable previously noticed When the apple launching a similar function “internal internship, the last year, the lege interruption often depends on this state in crack in forensic investigation.

However, if a device is disabled and then is simply reblogged in “. Once in this state, everything on the device is very harder to break without the user’s password.

Apple and now Google have good reasons to do this for their customers. Devices in “before unlocking the first” state do more difficult for the thiefs of the robbers stolen smartphones on the black market. It also makes it very difficult for bad actors to steal the users’ data of a device and watermost further nefactive purposes.

As most customers use their smarts on a daily basis, put a fear on an automatic reboot to get the device in a “a dislocca”