The Offline Device Lock feature further enhances security by locking the device if a thief tries to keep it disconnected from the internet for an extended period

Three new theft protection features that Google announced earlier this year have reportedly started rolling out on Android. The tools — Theft Detection Lock, Offline Device Lock and Remote Lock — are aimed at giving users a way to quickly lock down their devices if they’ve been swiped,

Theft Detection Lock uses a machine learning model to detect theft scenarios, such as when a phone is snatched and the thief tries to escape. Offline Device Lock automatically locks the screen if the phone is kept disconnected from the internet for an extended time. Remote Lock allows users to lock their phone remotely using their phone number.

One of the new features uses machine learning (ML) to lock your phone if it suspects someone is running off with it.

Google is enhancing security for Android users by introducing new anti-theft features aimed at protecting personal data in the event of a stolen device. According to GSM Arena, the updates include the Theft Detection Lock,

Google has started releasing at least three new tools to make it difficult for thieves to access data stored on an Android phone. A new report suggests that some Android devices have received features called Theft Detection Lock and Offline Device Lock through an update,

Google has begun rolling out at least three new tools aimed at rendering an Android phone almost useless to thieves by blocking access to stored data. According to a new report, select Android devices have received features called Theft Detection Lock and Offline Device Lock as part of a new update,

As announced at I/O 2024 in May, Google is beginning to roll out a trio of Theft protection features for Android