Android Q Leaked on Video, Shows New Notification Gestures and More Privacy Controls
Highlights * Android Q might finally be the one to bring system-wide dark mode * Users can also check why an app needs certain permissions * Gesture for dismissing notifications has also been reversed Video by (Image) xdadevelopershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6L8Q61N4fM Android Q is still months away from its official announcement, but a leaked build has already spilled the beans on a ton of features that will arrive with it.
Android Q Leaked on Video, Shows New Notification Gestures and More Privacy Controls
Highlights
- Android Q might finally be the one to bring system-wide dark mode
- Users can also check why an app needs certain permissions
- Gesture for dismissing notifications has also been reversed
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Android Q is still months away from its official announcement, but a leaked build has already spilled the beans on a ton of features that will arrive with it. An in-depth analysis of the leaked Android Q build, which was reportedly created in January and had the Android Q security patch for February, has suggested that the upcoming major Android refresh will bring features such as a system-wide dark mode, more privacy controls when it comes to app permissions, a ton of new developer options and accessibility tools among others. Now, apart from screenshots reported earlier this week, the same report has included a video that details the changes.
The leaked Android Q build that was detailed by XDA Developers is now featured in a video, which is essentially a rundown of the features we saw earlier this week, but does showcase a few new things. We see that in the leaked build of Android Q, users will now have to slide notifications towards the right to dismiss them, while sliding them towards left would open icons for snooze and notifications buttons. Also new, is how apps are arranged in the permissions section. Now, in the permissions section, checkmark toggles depicting an app's permission status have been removed in favor of a redesigned view for each app which clearly mentions why the particular app requires the permissions in the first place. This should help users to view app permissions with ease and also choose to restrict which permission they want to grant or deny.
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Thank you. Super Preview of Android Q
Android Pie just released last year and now we have Android Q already in the works? Amazeballs!
I know this is a bit of a stretch but like they say a man can dream. 😂
I have nokia 5.1 plus in which my Android is 9 but I cannot enable dark mode in whatsapp and I have seen YouTube also how to enable dark mode in whatsapp of nokia 5.1 plus then also I cannot enable dark mode in whatsapp. It can be in android 10. So I wanted Android 10. Please nokia bring Android 10 to nokia 5.1 plus.