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The GrapheneOS team behind the privacy and security-focused Android-based operating system with the same name is suggesting that Android should introduce an auto-reboot feature to make ...

With the latest Google Play services update, Android phones and tablets will automatically restart (and require a passcode to decrypt) if they remain locked for three consecutive days.

Since firmware exploits can happen everywhere, Android was reminded that it should bring an auto-reboot feature that will make firmware exploitation a chore.

Essentially, if your device were to sit around for 3 consecutive days (72 hours), Android would recognize that and then automatically restart it. Why, you ask?

Android Auto Wear OS smartwatches Android TV Play Games for PC are exempt from the 72-hour auto-reboot, likely due to different usage patterns and less sensitive user data being stored on them.

Google has confirmed more details about Android’s auto-reboot feature, including that it's optional and that it isn’t rolling out yet.

Google is working on an Advanced Protection Mode in Android 16, and it now looks like a handy iOS 18 feature will be part of this mode.

If your Pixel phone on Android 14 has been repeatedly rebooting (in a bootloop), Google has a “specialized” fix that involves manually installing an update via the Pixel Repair Tool. Released ...