Google’s Files App gets new Safe Folder feature, 4 digit PIN will keep data safe

Google has launched Safe Folder feature to keep its Files App data safe. This new feature helps users keep their private files locked with a 4-digit PIN. Users can save any of their documents, files and media files in the Files app, which they can access only by entering a 4 digit pin code. The Safe Folder feature has started rolling out for Google’s beta files and will soon be made available to more people in the coming time.

Google’s Tell The Safe Fold feature prevents your important documents, photos and audio files from being accessed by others. As soon as you move away from the Files App, this new feature of Google immediately locks your files, after which no one else can access your Files App. As soon as someone tries to access this app, this feature will ask him for a four-digit PIN.

This safe folder feature comes under the ‘Collection’ section of the browser tab, and you can easily move files from the folder. However, we are not listed on Google Play Store. Android.apps.nbu.files” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow”>Files (v1.0.322488829) I was unable to find this feature. Apart from this, we also did not see this feature in its later version v1.0.323588688, which APK Mirror Available by. However, Google says that this feature will be rolled out for everyone in the coming weeks, so if you have not seen this feature like us, then wait a little more, you will definitely see this feature in the coming days.

Let us tell you, Android Police’s Report If we believe, the ‘files’ disappear from the gallery and file browsers as soon as they are transferred to the safe folder. In such a situation, this can create a problem for you, if you uninstall your Files app or clear the app data, you will not be able to access your files because they will not be available anywhere else.