<ul><li>Google is adding a security question to its Remote Lock feature to prevent unauthorized use.</li><li>Previously, Remote Lock only required a phone number from the Google account, making it vulnerable to exploitation.</li><li>The new security feature will be rolled out later this year alongside other security measures announced today.</li><li>The security question in Remote Lock aims to provide users with more control and prevent unauthorized attempts to lock someone else's Android phone remotely.</li></ul>

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