Joining the two new features is an upcoming tool called Identity Check, which, as its name suggests, will add an additional layer of safety by requiring biometric authentication for accessing critical settings and it will work in tandem with important applications like Google Chrome.

Google Chrome will support Identity Check, an Android feature that forces biometric authentication when your phone has been stolen.

Google Chrome on Android could be about to get a lot more secure thanks to Android 15's incoming QPR1 update. Even for those crucial moments when your phone's already been stolen.

Google Chrome for Android is testing a new feature that might add a layer of security when it comes to password autofill outside trusted locations, as per a report. The feature is dubbed Identity Check which Google announced last week and is said to necessitate biometric authentication before auto-filling passwords via the Google Password Manager.

That’s why it is working on a new feature that would enable Chrome to block password autofill in the event of device theft. Google Chrome will soon block password autofill to safeguard your data in the event of device theft The Google Chrome feature we are talking about here is Identity Check.