Android phone settings automatically enter the lock screen password to unlock the phone

repeatedly entering the lock screen password dozens of times a day, does it feel tedious? Between security and convenience, we're often forced to choose between setting complex passwords for privacy or trading simple patterns or fingerprints for speed. But in fact, the openness of the Android system gives us a third possibility: intelligent automatic unlocking .

this article will explore how to use automated tools to automatically enter and unlock lock screen passwords in specific trusted scenarios, such as connecting to home Wi-Fi, Bluetooth device pairing, or geolocation recognition. This is not to weaken security, but to let the phone learn to "recognize" you - on the premise of ensuring the security perimeter, leaving the tedious operations to the system to complete.

Whether you are a geek user looking to improve your daily efficiency or a pragmatist looking for solutions for special needs (such as driving scenarios and accessibility), this guide will provide you with a clear, safe, and practical path to implementation.

I also need to turn on the mobile phone hotspot because I often drive, I feel troublesome, and I first used the smart scene in the smart assistant, and the brake to open the mobile phone hotspot after connecting to the Bluetooth of the car machine, but I still feel troubled when I need to unlock the mobile phone. Finally, I found MacroDroid to solve it (no need to get root), see below:

first download MacroDroid Android, and after installation, go to the phone settings to open the MacroDroid and MacroDroid user interface interaction services in the accessibility.

open the MacroDroid software and click Add Macro.

click the Add Action button (we will add more after the trigger as needed)

select the screen--- screen on/off---- screen on ---- OK

click the action button again, add a macro--- wait 1 second before the next operation--- wait 1 second (the waiting time depends on you)

confirmed, continue to add --- device actions--- user interface interaction---- gestures---- enter the coordinates of the swipe (fill in me, you can do it according to yourself)

proceed to add actions---- device actions ----- password unlock--- enter the unlock password --- confirm

now the unlocking action has been added, and what action to add in the future depends on what you need, you can open the hotspot, you can open the application, etc., so there are not many added here.

to test I add a condition that is triggered regularly every day (add it according to my own needs, I'm here to demonstrate) 

ends here. In the end, I won't say much, let's see the effect.