Google has launched the third beta of Android 16, marking the Platform Stability milestone. Only one more beta will follow, scheduled for April, leading up to the final release by June. Notably, Android 16 Beta 3 introduces Auracast audio support for LE Audio hearing aids and enhanced text visibility options for low vision users. New features include Local Network Protection, enhancing app control over local network access, which remains an opt-in for developers. Google's commitment to ensure broader accessibility across devices is emphasized in this updated release strategy.
Android 16 Beta 3 includes Auracast support for LE Audio hearing aids and improved legibility features, alongside future plans for Local Network Protection for user control.
This marks a significant shift in Google's Android release strategy, as for the first time in years, a new version is being delivered in a revised schedule.
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