B0B42 Settings -> Security -> Gear at top right next to "Screen Lock" -> Auto-confirm unlock
MoonshineMidnight However, articles online keep saying "Google warns that auto-unlocking is "“slightly less secure”". I searched everywhere as to why this is "slightly less secure". Can't find anything. Maybe with Cellebrite or GrayKey? Anybody have any ideas?
I think it is not worse when it comes to (in)security. 6 digits are not secure if it wasn't for the secure element, which throttles the input waiting time drastically. If the attacker can bypass this, it's insecure no matter if you auto-confirm your pin or not (and vice versa it's secure with the secure element in place).
What bugs me is that the lock screen reveals that I use a 6 digit pin with auto-confirm (and only 6 digit pins) which is totally unnecessary transparency for an attacker. But the security ramifications again depend on the secure element.