Google released an updated set of tools to help keep Android phones safe with new anti-theft features.

Google warns over 40 percent of Android phones lack security updates, leaving users vulnerable to malware and spyware. Learn which devices are at risk.

Google is rolling out intrusion logging on Android 16, giving users an encrypted way to see what happened if their device is ...

Google has warned that many Android phones are unsafe due to new malware and spyware threats. Phones running old Android ...

Android’s new anti-theft update adds stronger biometric checks, enhanced lockout rules, and expanded remote security tools to ...

Android also says it's giving you more control over Remote Lock, a tool that lets you lock your lost or stolen device from any web browser. You now have the ability to add a security ...

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Android users are facing serious security risks that could lead to data theft, phone takeovers, and service disruptions, as ...

Google recently announced a new suite of anti-theft measures for modern Android devices. The company aims to protect users ...

One wrong click or harmful file download can lead to serious privacy repercussions. Attackers always come up with more sophisticated techniques and tools to trick users into phishing scams. They are ...

Unencrypted DNS can expose your browsing activity, but Android's Private DNS helps keep it private. Here's how to enable it.