You can help protect your phone by updating your security and privacy settings. Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 10 and up. Learn how to check your An

Manage Advanced security settings Turn on Always use secure connections Turn on Warn you if a password was compromised in a data breach Use a secure connection to look up a site’s IP …

Turn on Always use secure connections Turn on Warn you if a password was compromised in a data breach Use a secure connection to look up a site’s IP address Manage V8 security …

As an administrator for your organization's Google Workspace or Cloud Identity service, you can view and manage security settings for a user. For example, you can reset a user's password, …

To pay for transit with a credit or debit card on a locked device, you can turn off the verification setting: Open the Google Wallet app . At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Account …

If you choose to turn on Enhanced Safe Browsing for your account, Enhanced Safe Browsing keeps you safe when you’re signed in and improves your security in Google Chrome and Gmail.

Use notifications to get alerts Translate pages and change Chrome languages Use your camera and microphone in Chrome Change site settings permissions Reset Chrome settings to default …

Turn off Extend Unlock Open your device's Settings app. Tap Security & privacy More security & privacy Extend Unlock. If you don't find "Security & privacy," tap Security & location. Enter your …

Turn off device protection Important: When Advanced Protection is turned off, it might require a device reboot to revert some security settings. Once Advanced Protection is off, the settings …

Important: If you opt in to Auto-confirm unlock, it may decrease the security of your device. You can set up Auto-confirm unlock in Security settings. On your phone, go to Settings. Tap …