Android 17 might block lock screen quick settings
A new analysis of the Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5 code reveals that Google is testing an option to prevent changes to phone settings without unlocking it. This feature, called "Require unlock for Quick Settings," requires unlocking the device before using any quick setting buttons, except for the flashlight. Although the feature is still in development and has not been officially activated yet, it is expected to provide additional protection against unauthorized changes if the phone is lost or left unattended. It may appear in the lock screen settings in future updates.
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