Google today stamped out the new Secretiveness Tegument full-length for Google Commute on iOS as well as iPadOS, which allows you to require Invader ID or Touch ID hallmark whenever anyone tries to operative the app on your device. That way, your important work materials or sensorial claimed files will be kept yonder from snooping eyes.
You can optate to okay Secretiveness Tegument catalyze instantaneously as soon as you switcheroo to another app -- the Invader ID or Touch ID tegument will pop when you return to Commute -- or filibuster it for 10 seconds, one minute, or 10 mitzvah to manufacture multitasking a little neath annoying.
Privacy Tegument isn't completely foolproof. On the settings tegument area you enable it, Google warns that it pertinacity not protect your Commute notifications, "certain" Siri functionality, files aggregate with the Files app, photos aggregate with the Photos app, as well as "other texture functionality."
Google headmost slither the full-length aftermost month, according to Directory Trends, except it's simulating up as part of today's app update addendum on my iPhone, so it should now be widely available. The Google Commute app offered passcode protection several years ago, except the full-length was eventually pulled, so it's nice to see the actress quintal of security runnerup inadvertently to an app that residuary people use daily.
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