Google releases the 2nd Beta of Android 13

Google has released the second Beta of its Android 13 operating system. The latest update will offer some new features and use controls. With this new update. Google has also updated its privacy and security. 

The company said that it is providing users with more control over what personal information they can share and more control over what files apps on the device can access in Android 13 at Google's I/O developer conference.

It also announced that it will introduce a unified Security & Privacy settings page in Android 13 that will bring the device’s data privacy and security front and center, later this year. Google may also customize the phone’s look and feel with Android 13.

Google has said, “Starting with Pixel devices, you will be able to turn on the 'Themed icons' in your settings to have all supported apps also match your phone's colors in a minimal, modern, and consistent look.”

Android 13 also includes better multi-tasking capabilities for tabs. Users can easily switch single tab view to a split-screen, just by dragging and dropping any second app in the app library onto the screen which will allow doing more than a single task at once with ease.