Google releases first beta version of Android 11
In an official Android Developers Blog, the company had earlier noted that with the Android update, users will have an option to grant a temporary 'one-time' permission to sensitive data like location, after which, the app will have to request permission again for the next access.
Washington D.C. [USA]: Google on Wednesday released the first beta version of Android 11 after a series of developer previews.
According to TechCrunch, the tech giant is also making the pre-release versions of the new android available for its over-the-air updates.
As of now, the list of supported devices only includes Google’s Pixel 2, 3, 3a, and 4.
As per Google, the beta versions focus on three themes – people, privacy, and controls.
In an official Android Developers Blog, the company had earlier noted that with the Android update, users will have an option to grant a temporary ‘one-time’ permission to sensitive data like location, after which, the app will have to request permission again for the next access. (ANI)