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Android's new Theft Detection Lock is here to protect your phone from snatch and grabs
(www.androidpolice.com)
this post was submitted on 17 Aug 2024
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Except that isn't what this is.
"The feature automatically locks your phone when it detects your phone has been snatched from your hand. It uses data from your phone's accelerometer and gyroscope"
i wasn't talking about that shitty 3 months late article which doesn't even talk about all the things, i was talking about the google blog where they said
this is old
That one feature in the blog the article doesn't talk about at all is called FRP and they aren't saying it's new they're saying they're upgrading it.
And the reason for that is that FRP is easily bypassed if your phone isnt locked. Among other bypasses.