Google, one of the important names in the technology world, continues its work on Android 14. The company, which released the Android 14 QPR2 Beta 2 version, also announced a new feature it is working on. With the new feature, Android users will have the opportunity to completely hide some applications. Here are the details!
Apps in Private Space will not appear in Settings either!
Released Android 14 in the past months Googlecontinues its work on this subject. With this Android 14 QPR2 Beta 2 The company, which also released its version, comes up with a new feature. The announced new feature seems to be useful for many users.
We install many applications on phones, but we may want some of these applications to remain private. at this point “Special area” Especially Android users will be able to realize these wishes. With this feature, you can place the application you want in the Private Area.
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As a result of this when you are not using the application The application will remain private. So much so that the applications you install in the Private Area section will not even appear in your phone’s Settings. Users who want to access the application from the Settings section must first unlock the Private Area section.
On the other hand, the most curious point is whether notifications will come from the applications in this section. The answer to this is coming from the applications in this section. your notifications will not be shown. In short, there will be a special password in the Private Area, just like when opening normal phones.
This feature, which appeared in the beta version, is still under development. However, it is claimed that this feature will not be offered to users in the near future. So much so that, according to some claims, the feature in question may reach all users in Android 15. Despite this, there is no clear explanation from Google.
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