Google’s mobile operating system Android will now automatically reboot if the phone is locked for three days in a row.

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Android phones will now automatically re-boot after three consecutive days days of being locked. The Android security update ...

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Just like Apple's iPhones can do now, your Android phone will also reboot automatically after three days of continuous lock.

Google now requires Android OEMs to ship devices with 32GB of storage by default if they wish to include Google Services.

Devices launching with Android 15 must also offer support for sharing emergency contact information while contacting emergency services.

The doubling represents a steady rise in the minimum storage requirements for Android. In Android 12, Google allowed the OS version to install on just 8GB.