How to prevent phone from turning off

No user of Android or any other operating system expects to become a victim of robbery in the streets of their city. But we know that insecurity is one of the worst scourges in some countries. Therefore, it is very important to get to know the tools and functions of our mobile phone in detail.

Here, we show you a trick that will prevent a thief from turning off your phone and thus locating it quickly. There are many apps out there that let you lock your Android phonewhen you’re out and about. We’ll show you how to automatically activate this feature.

How do I prevent my phone from turning off if it is stolen?

• Go to your Android phone’s settings
• Then look for the “Lock screen” section.
• Then click on “Secure Lock Setting”.
• You will be prompted to enter a security PIN or pattern to continue.
• In this section you need to activate the “Lock with side key” option.
• Similarly, enable the “Block network and security” feature.
• After completing all these steps, the thief will not be able to turn off the phone. In addition, the security code will be set as soon as it is on the street.

By doing this, you will have more time to locate your cell phone and attempt to recover it.

What is Android?

Android is a mobile operating system designed for touch-screen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Furthermore, it is a system developed by Google based on the Linux kernel and other open source software, designed to facilitate the use of a wide range of applications in a simple manner.

It was originally developed by Android Inc, later acquired by Google in 2005, and launched two years later in 2007 as part of the development of open standards for mobile devices. Its main Android source code is often referred to as the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and is considered the most widely used mobile operating system in the world.

For optimal battery savings and security, you typically want your iPhone to lock automatically when it sits idle after a set period of time, just in case you leave it unlocked and unattended somewhere. On the other hand, sometimes you don’t want your iPhone to auto-lock. The good news is there are a few settings in iOS that can stop it from happening.

This iOS tutorial shows you how to prevent your iPhone screen from automatically dimming, locking, or turning off.

Why would you turn Auto-Lock off?

Although most people want Auto-Lock turned on because it helps conserve power and prevents nosy people from finding your unlocked device and going through your stuff, some might opt to prevent their device from locking automatically for various reasons. One of the most common reasons has to do with AirPlay mirroring. During AirPlay, you don’t want your iPhone or iPad to automatically turn off after a minute, as this will interrupt the flow, forcing you to unlock your device again and restart the AirPlay stream.

Another reason to disable Auto-Lock is if you read a lot of books or websites on your device and hate when your display’s backlight always goes dim on you while you’re in the middle of trying to read.

Plus, while uploading many files to Google Drive or Dropbox, you might want to keep the iPhone unlocked, as locking it can pause the upload or cause it to fail.

No matter your use case, preventing your screen from automatically turning off is a simple task and is often the solution to some of these common woes.

Here are three settings that ensure your iPhone screen doesn’t dim and lock automatically.

Turn off Auto-Lock

Follow these steps to turn off iPhone Auto-Lock and stop the screen from sleeping:

1. Open the Settings app and tap Display & Brightness.
2. Tap Auto-Lock.
3. Choose Never to prevent your iPhone screen from dimming and locking.

You can also choose options like 5 minutes to extend the auto-lock time.

When Never is chosen from the list, your device screen won’t turn off automatically after any period of time; it doesn’t matter what you’re doing, whether you’re in an app, staring at your Home Screen, or streaming via AirPlay.

Related: How to fix grayed out Auto-Lock setting on iPhone

Don’t turn on Low Power Mode

Irrespective of the option you choose in step 3 above, when your iPhone is in Low Power Mode, it’ll always automatically lock the screen after 30 seconds of inactivity. This is to prevent battery drainage, and you can’t change this. So, when you want to prevent your iPhone display from sleeping, make sure not to enable Low Power Mode (from Settings > Battery).

Related: iPhone screen too dark or dim? Here are 15 ways to make it brighter

Turn off Attention Aware Features

When the toggle for Attention Aware Features is enabled, regardless of the Auto-Lock setting (30 seconds to 5 minutes), your iPhone will dim and lock the display if it notices that it doesn’t have your attention, that is, you aren’t looking at your iPhone.

So, to prevent the screen of your iPhone with Face ID (X and later) from dimming and locking automatically, go to Settings > Face ID & Passcode and turn off Attention Aware Features.

Keep your iPhone screen always on

Overall, the need to prevent your iPhone or iPad screen from turning off automatically comes down to a limited audience of people based on how the device is being used.

Most iPhone users can benefit from Auto-Lock. So unless you’re a part of that limited pool, we recommend setting the feature to a designated time limit. This ensures you get the best battery life and device security.

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