Google on Wednesday released the first beta version of Android 11 after a series of developer previews.
According to TechCrunch, the tech giant is also making the pre-release versions of the new android available for its over-the-air updates.
As of now, the list of supported devices only includes Google's Pixel 2, 3, 3a, and 4.
As per Google, the beta versions focus on three themes - people, privacy, and controls.
In an official Android Developers Blog, the company had earlier noted that with the Android update, users will have an option to grant a temporary 'one-time' permission to sensitive data like location, after which, the app will have to request permission again for the next access.
