At the Annual Developers Conference – I/O 2021,Googleintroduced theAndroid 12operating system. The company believes it comes with the biggest and radical design changes in history along with improved privacy and of course, it includes plenty of new and iconic features.
However, the development of the Android 12 OS is underway as itsBeta 1lets Pixel and select non-Pixel smartphone users help the company in order to bring a stable version among the public, which could happen somewhere in September this year.
In a recent development, a new Android 12 change has come to light that indicates a major privacy upgrade. Our folks over at XDAreportsthat Google Android 12 will prevent third-party apps from sharing apps, and can only use the native interface of the Android system.
The report further suggests that the developer of Sharedr recently stated that an error occurred in the adaptation of Android 12 as the system no longer prompts to select Sharedr or the system’s native sharing page, but directly calls the latter. Following this, Google confirmed that it was the intended behavior and not a bug.
