Android 11 Beta released for 8 domestic Android phones, all of which can be upgraded

      This week, Android 11 Beta was officially pushed, and the Pixel 2 series and above were the first to be upgraded.

　　However, soon after, a number of domestic Android phones also announced that they were or would soon be open for upgrades. According to incomplete statistics, there are currently 8 models, including Xiaomi 10, Xiaomi 10 Pro, OnePlus 8, OnePlus 8 Pro, OPPO Find X2, Find X2 Pro, POCO F2 Pro, and Realme X50 Pro.

　　It is reported that some models of HMD (Nokia) and Motorola will soon join the ranks.

　　In terms of time, Xiaomi Mi 10 series is expected to be released at the end of June, Realme X50 Pro is expected to be released at the beginning of July, but OnePlus 8/OnePlus 8 Pro have already received the push. For OnePlus 8/8 Pro, the Beta version still has many problems, and it is only recommended for development purposes. For example, Google Voice Assistant, face unlocking, video calls, etc. are temporarily unable to work properly.

　　Back to the Android 11 system itself, Google provides a conversation notification option in its top notification bar. When a notification arrives, users can open it in the form of a bubble and create a conversation shortcut or set a reminder on the home screen. Android 11 adds a floating chat bubble, which allows users to pop up a conversation and get one-click access rights.

　　Privacy is a focus of Android 11. One-time permissions allow you to limit apps' access to your device's microphone, camera, and location. At the same time, if you don't use an app for a "long time", the permissions will be automatically reset. At the same time, the Google Play Store will review all apps that request background location access.