Android 13: Google brought security, these top 5 features including digital wellbeing - know how it will support

Android 13: Google has launched Android 13 (Android 13) to make the experience of its users great. The developer preview of this operating system was released earlier this year (February 2022). But now Google has launched it on the stable channel. Android 13 will support only those smartphones, which are Pixel phones. Other smartphone brands will also be rolling it out soon. The stable version of Google's latest operating system comes just weeks after the release of the last beta version of Android 13. Let's know about the top features of the new OS.

 

Customization

With Android 13, users get new ways to customize the interface. With Material You Design, users can change their phone's notification panel and other things according to the wallpaper of the device. This will also apply to the icons of third-party apps.

Notifications

Our phone is often full of alerts and notifications of apps. This will be a relief in Android 13. To send notifications to these apps, you must first ask for permission. You'll only get notifications from apps that you've allowed to send alerts.

Shared Experience

With Android 13, users will soon get a better experience between their phones, tablets and Chromebooks. Chromebooks will soon get the option to access the Messages app and users will be able to access URLs, pictures, text or videos copied from their phones on tablets.

Digital Wellbeing

With the new Android 13 OS, users get new digital wellbeing features. Now you can customize Bedtime Mode with wallpaper dimming and dark theme. This will help the users to adjust their eyes according to the darkness before sleeping. Apart from this, many more changes have been added in the new OS. There will also be improvements in screen recording, split screen, font setting, smart home control, haptic and notification bar with new privacy features.

Security

With the new Android 13, users get better security features than before. Instead of giving storage access to an app, users can now give access to a single photo or video. With this help, you will not have to give access to your entire gallery to upload pictures to apps like Facebook.