#android feature

Google is taking strides in ensuring the safety and privacy of its users with the implementation of "unknown tracker alerts" for Android devices. The feature will be available on any device running Android 6.0 or later. And accessible through Google services in Settings > Google > Personal safety (on Android 9.1). Although for now, the tech giant notes that the feature is currently working with only Apple AirTags. [gallery type="rectangular" columns="2" size="full" ids="342272,342273"] Unknown tracker alerts: Get notified automatically Once an Android phone detects a tracker, users receive a notification and can view a map showing the tracker's location relative to the user. Android introduces a new feature that archives applications to free up space on the device. Auto-archive is Android's new feature that allows users to freely install new applications without uninstalling existing ones. Android Halo is a new feature that shows what your AI agent is doing directly from the top of your phone screen. Read more in our articles including "New Android security feature: Get alerts when unknown trackers are near you" and "Android can now archive unused apps automatically".