TL;DRGoogle currently allows users to interact with some Quick Settings tiles from locked devices.In Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5, we see initial signs of work on an option to lock down access.When locked, only the flashlight would be accessible to unauthorized users.When Google delivered Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5 late yesterday afternoon, the release initially looked like it mostly focused on a whole lot of bug fixes. But as we spend a little more time with the code, we’re noticing more and more functional additions. Right now we’re checking out one that almost seems a little crazy that we haven’t had all along, as Android gets ready to let users lock Quick Settings tiles.You’re reading an Authority Insights story. Authority Insights brings you all the latest exclusive reports, app teardowns, leaks, and in-depth tech coverage from the Android Authority team that you won’t find anywhere else.