For security purpose , no one should be able to power off the mobile when it is locked.

[Android Central Question]

Because if I have lost my mobile someone is able to power off it and put it in same position for a long time. So request is that mobile must be switch off when it is unlocked state.

Thanks in advance..

 

[hallux]

Are you trying to provide feedback to Google on Android functionality? I suggest you use the feedback capability in Settings as this site is not affiliated with Google.

I'm not disagreeing with the thought. In fact, some devices DO have this capability.

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[Mooncatt]

In fact, some devices DO have this capability.

Just for my own curiosity, do you know which devices include such a feature?

 

[hallux]

I think some Samsung devices did, though I may be wrong...

 

[L0n3N1nja]

Just for my own curiosity, do you know which devices include such a feature?

My S7 and Note 8 are this way. If the screen is locked and I hold the power button to power it off, the number pad appears with a message that I need to unlock my phone with my pin or finger print to power off.

I honestly thought this was native to Android. One of Samsungs many features I take for granted I guess.

 

[L0n3N1nja]

It appears my Samsung Tab S2 is the same way, can't power it off either without unlocking first.

Ancient Note 3 doesn't have the feature.

Got no other devices to test.

 

[Mooncatt]

Interesting. I just tested my LG V20 and it powered off without requiring my PIN or fingerprint.

 

[Rukbat]

I just tried it on my Pixel 2 - it's not part of Android. It powered off from being locked.

That would be good feedback. It's no big deal to unlock the phone and power it off.