Google can pay security researchers up to $100,000 for privately reporting bugs that could allow someone to bypass the lock screen, since a successful exploit would allow access to a device’s data.

All Google Pixel phones are vulnerable to this surprisingly easy lock screen bypass.

November’s security update is particularly important for Pixel owners as it addresses a relatively low-skill bypass of the user’s lock screen.

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A hacker found a bug that reportedly affects all Google Pixel phones. The bug allows anyone who knows the exploit to sidestep the lock screen. The problem was fixed in November’s security update.

All devices running Android 10 through Android 13 that haven't updated to the November 2022 patch are still vulnerable. Google can pay up to $100,000 to those who report lock screen bypass bugs.