But TThere are still a few months left for Android 14 to start rolling out to users About the devices compatible with this new iteration of Google’s operating system, we started to know some time ago about the news that will come with it. This flow of information began to officially happen in February, when the first developer preview was released, was updated (aside from expanding its scope) with the release of Beta 1, and was completed (only now, of course) with Beta 2. ., which Google released last week as part of Google I/O 2023 conference.

However, we are still in a very interesting period of gestation of Android 14, because during the first months, at least until June, Google focuses on adding and testing new features, so it still has plenty of room to grow in that regard. This will end at some point, initially in June, when the focus will shift to the reliability and stability of the system, when the news will take a backseat, because the goal from this point on is for the operating system to arrive as soon as possible.polished to its users.

So the future betas will show us a fairly large portion, practically the whole, of what Android 14 will be like and what it will offer us, but until then we will always have backups and leaks that come to us through third parties, an information channel that has become essential in the industry, although occasionally (I clarify this is not the case) it starts to hurt the self-labeling companies.

Well, we have a new preview of what awaits us in the next version of Android. According to Published Mishaal Rahman, a freelance journalist specializing in this platform, Android 14 will offer more control over screen recordinga feature that is increasingly used because it allows users to quickly and conveniently share everything from instructions on how to perform a certain operation to saving a fragment of a video call we had, among many other options.

Until now, Android has allowed you to turn off the sound and not show the touches we make on the screen, but all the content that is shown on the screen is always recorded, including notifications, which threatens privacy when we share a video in which to show some of them. That has since changed Android 14 lets you limit screen recording to one app. This way, if we start screen recording and an alert pops up during the process, it won’t be caught in the video, preventing us from having to start recording again, knowingly or accidentally. , share a video with that announcement. This is undoubtedly a big step forward in privacy.