Android 13 is the next generation of the operating system that Google is preparing for launch in the coming months, with many very good changes being prepared to be imposed for the benefit of users. Android 13 has already revealed some of the major changes that Google has been working on so far, and another very important one has been officially revealed to billions of people.
Android 13 has revealed the fact that it will prevent the unauthorized use of accessibility services implemented by Google, even if this could affect the ability to install and open applications from third-party application stores. Android 13 will no longer allow malicious applications to abuse the accessibility services system to control people's phones, which in the end is not only good, but also essential.
Android 13: Google Makes a RADICAL Change We Didn't Expect!
Android 13 will still allow people to install apps from third-party stores, only that everything else they can do without our consent, or by exploiting the permissions they receive, will be very severely limited, in the end. Those from Google will offer an easy method to reactivate the settings that allow third-party store applications to do everything they want in Android 13, but it is not known to what extent this setting will remain active, or not, I ncontinue.
Android 13 has made these changes so that users can benefit from a higher level of security when they are used by people, but much more is needed for things to be majorly improved. Android 13 will not be able to offer phone and tablet users a high level of security until it has measures very similar to those of iOS implemented by Google.
Android 13 is ready for release in the coming months, being prepared for a long period in which it will be thoroughly tested by users and developers, before being released in its final version for everyone.
