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Google adds Android auto-reboot to block forensic data extractions

  • Google is rolling out a new security mechanism that automatically reboots locked Android devices after three consecutive days of inactivity, restoring memory to an encrypted state.
  • The update is included in the latest Google Play services update and aims to enhance security against unauthorized data access.
  • This feature may help prevent data extraction by forensic tools that exploit firmware flaws in Android.
  • Developers from GrapheneOS warned that flaws in Android firmware allowed unauthorized data extraction, which led to this new security measure by Google.
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For security, Android phones will now auto-reboot after three days

The update comes months after Apple pushed its own “inactivity reboot” feature.

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unsafe.sh broke the news in on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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