Want to try out these features right now? You can download the second beta of Android 15 today.
Google yesterday announced two new privacy and security features coming to Android 15 when it’s released later this year. Private space lets you better secure any sensitive apps you have, while an upgrade to Android’s factory reset protection makes it impossible for thieves to reset your phone without your credentials, meaning it would be more difficult for them to resell stolen devices.
The company also announced the release of the second public beta of Android 15, which brings improvements to battery management; app performance; privacy and security; productivity and more. You can also try out the two new privacy and security features with Android 15 beta 2.
If you want to download Android 15 right now, here’s how.
Android 15 Beta 2 is coming on May 15.
Google released the first Android 15 developer preview back in February, following up in April with the first Android 15 public beta release, allowing a broader audience, especially early adopters, to try out the latest Android version on their personal devices. A few more public beta releases, which will be much more stable and closer to the final build, are expected to be released in June and July or August. The final Android 15 should come out sometime in the fall, shortly after the final beta release.
