The Android Q beta is officially here primarily for developers to test their applications on. While there aren’t any major consumer facing features yet, there are a few things of note, primarily with a focus on privacy.
The Android Q beta is officially here primarily for developers to test their applications on. While there aren’t any major consumer facing features yet, there are a few things of note, primarily with a focus on privacy.
Android Q puts new limits on files located on shared external storage. Google says that apps can either use their own sandbox to store data or in « common collections.
