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Windows 10 Dynamic Lock automatically locks your PC when you leave the room
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Updated onFebruary 28, 2017
updated onFebruary 28, 2017
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Microsoft released rolled out a new Windows 10 build. More specifically,build 15031brings a few new features, and is the last wave of additions to Windows 10, since Microsoft moved it to the release branch.
One of the new features that comes with Windows 10 build 15031 isDynamic Lock,a feature that locks your computer as soon as you leave your table. In order to make Dynamic Lock work, you need to pair your computer with a mobile device via Bluetooth.
The feature detects when your mobile device is out of range, and locks your computer after a given time. This is a great thing if you need to leave your computer urgently, as there’s no safety risk, because it will lock itself automatically.
Dynamic Lock automatically locks your Windows 10 PC when you’re not around based the proximity of a Bluetooth-paired phone. If your Bluetooth-paired phone is not found near your PC, Windows turns off the screen and locks the PC after 30 seconds,saysMicrosoft.
To enable Dynamic Lock, do the following:
Remember, before you turn this feature on, you need to make sure your devices are paired via Bluetooth.
This feature is, for now, only available to Windows Insiders on the Fast Ring. However, it will be available to everyone else in April, when Microsoft releasethe Creators Updatefor Windows 10.
What do you think about the Dynamic Lock feature in Windows 10? Will you be using it? Let us know in the comments below.
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