Google’s new Sensitive App Protection feature for Android Automotive lets you PIN-lock specific apps to hide them from passengers.

Google is working on a native App Lock feature, and it could arrive as early as Android 17 next year. Here's how it might work!

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The UIDAI is considering new rules that would prevent private entities from storing Aadhaar photocopies, as it prepares to introduce a more secure digital verification system aimed at reducing misuse ...

Enable facial or fingerprint recognition as well, if you can. Phones will usually default to your passcode when biometric ...

Your financial accounts should be the first to get a passkey upgrade before the new year. These logins move money, approve transfers and open the door to accounts you really don’t want someone else to ...

If you need enhanced privacy, you have options. Instead of thinking about a single machine, think LAN. These options are all free to use. We live in a time where privacy is something we actually have ...