Based on the provided reference, which discusses the "screen sleep and screen lock timeout on Android 14," there is a setting that controls how long your phone waits after the screen has timed out due to inactivity before it locks.
This setting is referred to as the "screen lock timeout".
According to the reference:
- The screen will first "time out" or go to sleep after a period of inactivity (e.g., 2 minutes).
- After the screen has turned off, the device will then wait for the duration set in the "screen lock timeout" before it fully locks (e.g., wait another 30 seconds before it locks).
The reference confirms that this setting exists and functions in this manner, controlling the delay after the screen sleep before the phone requires your PIN, pattern, or password to unlock.
Important Note: While the reference explains what the "screen lock timeout" setting does and confirms its existence alongside "screen sleep timeout" on Android 14, the provided text snippet does not specify the exact menu path (like Settings > Security > Screen Lock) within your phone's settings where you can change this particular duration.
Therefore, based solely on the information available in the provided reference text, we know the setting exists and its function, but the precise steps or menu location to change it are not included.
