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All About Android 11




It's Corona Pandemic and that is why Google's much-awaiting event Google I/O has been canceled. As an effect Android's latest version Android 11's Beta version is released alone. Google is getting serious about Android's lead than other OS. The major improvements in Android 11 are about controls, privacy, and conversations. Check it out.


CONTROLS
In music's controls, Google has given an interesting feature to control the various sources of music players, whether it be speakers or headphones. A music session now is reopened from notifications no need to open the app again. The various sources of audios are now arranged according to order.

It is a decade of Technology revolution so more and more things are getting smarter. Google has added controls to control smart devices in Android 11. New Google Pay payment options are also added to controls.


PRIVACY
Google has limited the use of location only when it is necessary. Google gave all the apps a setting to allow permissions every time it is open. Google also made a setting that resets permissions in a longly not used app.


CONVERSATIONS
Google has made an interesting change to keep conversations separate and saved in notification area. They will not be buried in between notifications and even get while notifications are muted.

So that's all of the day. Please comment on your thoughts in the comment section.
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