Google makes an important change for Android starting with version 11 of the operating system, so that all those who want to install applications in their own phones will have a bit more work to do. We are talking here about third-party applications that must be installed through the browser, or other applications, those from Google increasing the security level of Android, and this also brings changes to the way applications are installed in all people's phones.
Google implemented in version 11 of Android a change called Scoped Storage, and this limits what an application can access without user permissions to have access to a lot of information. This means that the applications that offer us the possibility to install other applications will have limited access to their own folder until we give them permission to install other applications in Android, Google clearly explaining how this new system works.
Google: MAJOR change from Android for Phones
Google it doesn't seem to want to prevent people from installing apps from third-party app stores, or from various websites, but wants to make things much safer for users around the world. The measure is a laudable one, and this is because it is meant to bring more security for those who want to install applications even from outside the Google Play Store, but everything to a point, and this is because in the end we have to install the application from an unreliable source.
Google made a lot of changes for version 11 of Android, most of them aimed at increasing the security level of phones, and in the end this is the most important thing. If Google manages to follow this trend for all its users, then Android should offer more security for everyone, but installing applications from third-party sources still remains a problem for those who want more from their phones.
Google has not yet revealed all the changes it is preparing for Android phone users around the world, so we still have a lot of surprises to discover.
