The latest Android 13 developer beta introduces a new feature name: Priority feature. This is a remake of the popular feature of Android 12. The idea behind this method is to allow you to relax from your daily life. kwgeek introduces you to this new feature.
- Google is likely to call the ‘Do Not Disturb’ approach ‘a priority’.
- This change was seen in the new Android 13 beta developer
- Beta also brings new licenses and improvements to developers
Google has released the second beta of the developer Android 13, with a new feature that appears to be coming out. “Priority mode” is likely to be called “Priority Mode” in France which is actually already on your Android smartphone. In fact, Google has once again named the function to silence notifications and calls.
New name, same function: Priority format / pol Androidpolice
At present, this function is called “Do not disturb” Android 12 and can be activated by notification point or volume keys. To take a regular break, you can also program a workload, which will soon be called “Preority Mode”. There are no other features of this feature.
A little discussion for approval and improvement for developers
The new beta developer also brings minor improvements. As Google shows in its developer blog, there is a new discussion of app approval. This will make it easier for you to agree or revoke the permission to send the notification.
Finally, there are several other improvements for developers: Color font, better Japanese text format, and app compatibility. Overall, this is a small preview of what’s new in Google’s mobile version.
What do you expect from Android 13? Are you excitedly waiting for the update? Let us know in the comments!
