Private Space is an Android 15 feature available on Pixel phones. Using it, you can keep your private apps, personal photos, and other sensitive documents isolated from the rest of your phone. Private ...

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Get ready to level up your privacy game with Android 15's latest feature, Private Space. This nifty addition is about to change the way you keep your sensitive apps and data under wraps. Let's dive ...

Parth is a technology analyst and writer specializing in the comprehensive review and feature exploration of the Android ecosystem. His work is distinguished by its meticulous focus on flagship ...

When Android 15 landed with Private Space in tow, everyone — me included — winked at their screen and nodded, knowing exactly what that new feature would be used for. I won’t delve into your or my ...

Private space is rolling out with Android 15 Beta 2, and — from our brief usage — the user-friendly experience could be quite versatile. To set it up, go to Settings > Security & privacy > Private ...

The opening keynote for Google I/O 2024 was dedicated entirely to AI. Once the main attraction of Google's developer conference, Android was relegated to a support role to help make Gemini AI shine.

Pixel users can hide apps and data inside a new Private Space made available through Android 15. The section keeps apps, files, and photos secure in a virtually separate space on your phone, away from ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Keep any app locked away from prying eyes. Keep any app locked away from prying eyes. Of course, the main ...

Android 15 has arrived with a renewed focus on security and privacy features that offer new ways to keep your phone and your data safe. While Private Space won't hide your apps from a determined ...

Your phone is home to a lot of private information that you probably want to keep to yourself. While your phone's lock screen is your first line of defense against unwanted snooping, it's not ...