Android 12 early hands-on hints design, functional updates, and more focus on privacy features

Several insights into the Android 12 developer previews over time have hinted at the final look and feel of the OS as and when it is launched. Another such experience of an unreleased build now gives us more information on the updates to be expected.

Google will be announcing Android 12 at the Google IO scheduled to be held in the coming month. The developer previews to date, along with speculation based on them, have helped us gain some pre-launch insights into the upcoming Android version. Yet another such experience now builds on that knowledge. The third developer preview of Android 12 is anticipated soon. A hands-on experience of the unreleased version now confirms several new features Google will introduce to Android users this year. These features will bring design and functional enhancements as well as add new privacy measures to Android smartphones. The experience has been shared in a recent report by XDAdevelopers. The publication managed to get their hands on the developer build through an unidentified source and states that the build is “highly unstable” with lots of “semi-broken features.”