Starting Thursday, June 11, the first beta version of Android 11 has been available to everyone. Google surprised everyone by releasing it without a conference or official presentation in advance. The manufacturer preferred to use a long blog post and therefore preferred to let users decide for themselves. In the process, Xiaomi announced that the Android 11 beta will soon come to Mi 10, Mi 10 Pro and Poco F2 Pro.
With Android 11, Google has focused particularly on making communications easier. centralization of conversations collection of all messaging apps in a single area in the notification center. We will also note Introduction of bubbles In Messenger style. Moreover, security and privacy settings has been renewed and strengthened. For example, access to the camera and microphone is blocked for inactive applications.
Garbage is entering
And on Friday, June 12, bloggers at XDA-Developers inform us that a new feature is coming to Android 11: rubbish. In fact, when you use an application optimized for Android 11, it will be possible to: move files to trash instead of permanently deleting it.
According to XDA-Developers these files can be stored for: thirty days before being thrown in the trash automatically deletedFiles stored in the Trash hidden by defaultand to access it, simply do the following: the applications to which these files belong. The experience turned out to be pretty close to that offered on PC, except that Android doesn’t have a dedicated Trash folder for direct access to deleted files. As we said before, you’ll either have to go through the apps that depend on the files or opt for a file management app.
Source : XDA Developers
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