Leaked build of Android 13 has surfaced, complete with new features and small tweaks.

Android 12L is currently under beta testing, with the goal of improving the user experience for bigger devices such as tablets and foldable. Meanwhile, XDA-Developers has released screenshots from an early build of Android 13 "Tiramisu," giving us our first glimpse. The site certifies that the screenshots it includes in its post are accurate. A leaked build of Android 13 has surfaced

The first feature, dubbed "Panlingual," means that instead of establishing a single language that applies to all apps and menus, users will be able to pick a global language for the UI and menus, but then assign languages to individual apps. This would provide extra options for multilingual users under the "Languages and Input" menu, which may also be accessed from the "App Info" screen.

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Android 13 New Features Revealed

Notifications Runtime Permissions  

Next, evidence in Android 13 shows that Notifications may become an opt-in feature in the future. This means that apps will no longer be able to send notifications to users without their permission. "Notifications" is mentioned as permission that can be denied or granted, and that permission can even be revoked after a period of time, as shown in the screenshots below.

By default, any Android app will provide notifications as it sees fit. Even though there are notification options to avoid this, not everyone is aware of them. When a user downloads the Taco Bell app, Android 13 may inquire if they want to get late-night desire alerts (when we are most vulnerable).

There's also a new look for the lock screen clock. The clock on Android 12 has a "two-line" layout that transforms to a single line when a notification comes. With Android 13, you'll be able to completely remove the two-line clock arrangement. leaked build of Android 13 has surfaced

Keep in mind that these are early Android 13 builds, and the final feature list may alter before developer previews begin to arrive — which generally happens soon after Google I/O. (normally sometime in May). Leaked build of Android 13 has surfaced