Android 15 Beta 1 is available now for eligible Pixel devices
Google just dropped the first beta version of Android 15. This new update keeps the focus on privacy, security, and helping developers get things done. They’re also giving us more ways to make our phones feel like, well, ours, and they’re even making things better for tablets and larger screens in general.
Even as Beta 1 is dropping, in the announcement Google made sure to mention that they’re keeping a few things under wraps until Google I/O takes place on May 14th. However, since Android 15 has already been previewed by developers with some issues having been reported, below is the changelog on what has been fixed:Android 15 Beta 1 release notes:
Developer-reported issues
Fixed a system network issue that sometimes caused an «Adaptive Connectivity Services» message to appear. (Issue #330819651)
Fixed a system issue that caused «BAL blocked…» system toast messages to appear frequently while using a device. (Issue #330831456)
Fixed an issue that sometimes caused Quick Settings tiles to render incorrectly. (Issue #326544386)Other resolved issues
Fixed an issue where sideloading the Developer Preview 2 build sometimes caused the device to show a «Device is corrupted» message after sideloading was completed.
Fixed an issue where, while adding a face model for Face Unlock, the preview screen appeared to be trimmed or cropped.
Fixed an issue where, when a locked SIM card was inserted into an unlocked device, the user wasn’t prompted to enter the PIN to unlock the SIM card.
