Android 10 latest confirmed! 4 new changes, unfortunately: Android phones may no longer be able to flash

On March 15, Google released the first Beta version of Android Q. It is currently only being tested on Google's own mobile phones. Although it is not yet available to the public, the mobile phone industry has ushered in a new wave of enthusiasm, and everyone is looking forward to their phones adapting to the new Android 10 system.

It is reported that Android 10 does bring 4 new changes, but your Android phone may no longer have the possibility of flashing. I wonder if you choose to update?

1. Added location permission settings

When the APP is opened for the first time on the phone, it will ask the user for permission to access the location. If it is not allowed, the user cannot use the APP or cannot use a certain function of the APP. However, it is said that allowing access to the location all the time can easily expose privacy. However, in Android 10, there is no need to worry about this problem. Android Q has added new usage scenarios for location, namely: never, only during use, and anytime.

2. Privacy protection upgrade

In Android Q, the autonomy of users is fully utilized. If a user opens an application, the system will prompt the user of the sensitive operations of the application, mainly involving video, photo access, and camera control. This can prevent the mobile phone camera from being opened by the hidden permissions of the application, and users can control and operate it by themselves.

3. Menu pop-up acceleration

In the upcoming Android 10 system, Google has added a new mechanism called Sharing Shortcuts to Android Q, which mainly re-architects and redesigns APP shortcuts, mainly for sharing APP content, so that users will no longer be stuck when sharing APP content, and the application will not become unresponsive.