Android@lemdro.idEnglish · 11 days ago

New features in Android to help you stay safe from unwanted Bluetooth tracking

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New features in Android to help you stay safe from unwanted Bluetooth tracking

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Android@lemdro.idEnglish · 11 days ago

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Android’s unknown tracker alerts automatically notify you if an unfamiliar Bluetooth tracker is moving with you to help you take action to protect yourself.As part of ou…

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Android has improved its unknown tracker alerts to notify users faster and more often, and has introduced two new features to help users protect themselves from unwanted tracking. The key findings are the introduction of two new features: Temporarily Pause Location and Find Nearby, which aim to provide users with more control and privacy when dealing with unknown trackers.

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If only they were in AOSP
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  True. The best move for privacy would be to make the solution open source and available for anyone.

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