
Android 12 (Go edition) launched for low-cost phones, Google says it is faster and more privacy friendly
India Today
Android 12 (Go edition) will launch apps 30 per cent faster as compared to previous Go edition versions. This means that your apps will open much faster, said Google.
Google unveiled Android 12 (Go edition) on Tuesday as the new, toned-down version of Android 12, which it rolled out a few weeks back. Android 12 (Go edition) is the successor to Android 11 (Go edition) and is aimed at low-cost phones that run modest hardware. Google said that the new version in the Go edition series of Android software is faster, smarter, and more privacy-friendly.
Since the Go edition versions are toned-down severely, there are tradeoffs in them in favour of usability, such as poor animations and lack of features. But Google is addressing them with Android 12 (Go edition).

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