Software Development News Google outlines three new location permissions in Android Q, and what that means for developers
The upcoming release of Google’s operating system was unveiled this week, and the company is now giving insights into how it will handle location data and what that will mean for developers.
According to the company, while location data can be imperative to giving users recommendations based on where they are, it is also a very sensitive type of personal user information. The company will be providing new location permissions in Android Q to give users more control.
“Previously, a user had a single control to allow or deny an app access to device location, which covered location usage by the app both while it was in use and while it wasn’t.
