Microsoft’s keyboard app for Android is getting a relatively small update today for beta users, but it does include the ability to automatically turn on incognito mode in sensitive fields.
Microsoft seems to be unleashing a flurry of app updates on Android today, specifically those using the beta versions of said apps, with SwiftKey being yet another one to see notable changes. The latest beta update, version 7.2.2.31, has one single item in its changelog, but it might be an important one for many users – after this update, SwiftKey will automatically switch to incognito mode when typing in sensitive fields.
With privacy concerns growing ever stronger, and the possibility of keyboard apps storing sensitive information when they shouldn’t, many of them have added an incognito mode in recent times.
