India, April 17 -- If an Android device remains locked for three consecutive days, it will now automatically reboot. Earlier this week, Google introduced this new feature through its Google System Release Notes page. The feature functions similarly to the "Inactivity Reboot" found on iPhone devices. While it will be available on Android phones, users of other platforms like Android Auto, TV, and Wear OS may not be able to access it. Google has not yet specified when this feature will roll out to supported devices.

According to Mashable, this feature is designed to enhance security by making it more difficult for malicious actors to break into a device. It may also deter the resale of stolen Android phones. Listed under the "Security and ...