It’s not a massive update, but it’s hard to overlook some quality-of-life additions.
Below, I’ll list my favorite Android 15 features so far.
However, the problem is that uninstalling such apps also removes all user data.
This is where app archiving comes in.
Whilethe Play Store has an automatic app archiving feature, Android 15 adds it natively to the OS.
So, I can manually archive an unwanted or unused app on my phone to free up space.
When you tap it, Android 15 automatically downloads it from the Play Store.
To manually archive an app in Android 15, long-press its shortcut and selectApp info.
From the page that opens, chooseArchive.
Similarly, there are documents and pictures that I don’t want anyone else using my phone to access.
This is where Android 15’s Private Space comes in.
It’s similar toSecure Folder on Samsung phones.
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The best part about the feature is that you might access with a separate Google account.
Setting up a Private Space is easy.
Navigate toSettings > Security & privacy > Private Space.
Then, simply follow the on-screen instructions to set up the feature.
With Android 15, Google is improving screen recording by adding a per-app recording option.
The Bluetooth dialog box speeds up the entire process and reduces unwanted taps.
