There are many reasons you may want to password-protect certain Android apps. It's a long list, ranging from cybersecurity threats to curious family members who want to look through your files.

Whether you're selling your Android smartphone or tablet or you want to make your device feel new, here's how to wipe your device.

Google Password Manager is now on the Play Store, letting Android users easily manage passwords, passkeys, and more in a standalone app.

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If I've convinced you that you should disable autofill, I still recommend using a password manager. Just because they enable autofill by default does not make them poor guardians of your password.

These tips are easy to implement for both tech-savvy consumers and the average Joe. If your Android phone has started feeling slow, you should primarily focus on clearing its storage.

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