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Andy Burns wrote on Sun, 28 Jul 2024 08:42:39 +0100 :

> Do you have a bluetooth device that never leaves the building?
> Set your phone to remain unlocked so long as it can see that device.
> <https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/6093922>

With respect to bluetooth... 

Thanks for that pointer as what's interesting is my bluetooth is off unless
I need it, which means it's in only one of three situations in daily life:
a. If I'm home, the bluetooth is off
b. If I'm driving, it's often on (especially if I'm routing)
c. Once I exit the vehicle, I instantly turn bluetooth off

I suspect (but haven't investigated) that many stores can use your
bluetooth to track your movements inside a store, so generally I set
airplane mode on in the specific situation of entering a building.