Google is preparing a Private Space feature for Android 15 that creates a separate profile for you to save apps to. This Private Space feature was first spotted in an Android beta a few months ago.

Private space is rolling out with Android 15 Beta 2, and — from our brief usage — the user-friendly experience could be quite versatile. To set it up, go to Settings > Security & privacy > Private ...

Android 15 will introduce a new Private Space feature that creates a separate profile for hiding apps. Google has been working on this feature since last year, and we recently showed off its new setup ...

Google seems to be thoroughly considering the privacy implications of Android’s upcoming “Private Space” feature, as the company will suggest users create a separate Google account. About APK Insight: ...

Ever wanted to set up private space on Android without anybody knowing? Android 15 is the first operating system to present this game changer, in which you can build an entirely hidden space in which ...

Get ready to level up your privacy game with Android 15's latest feature, Private Space. This nifty addition is about to change the way you keep your sensitive apps and data under wraps. Let's dive ...

That's an interesting development. It is recommended that users create a dedicated Google account for Private Space. This will be a smart move to ensure better separation between the main profile and ...

Android 15 has arrived with a renewed focus on security and privacy features that offer new ways to keep your phone and your data safe. While Private Space won't hide your apps from a determined ...

You probably already secure your Android phone with a PIN, a facial scan, or a fingerprint. If you've ever wanted to give certain data an extra later of protection, Android 15 will let you do just ...

The best source for Android OS news. Co-host on the Android Faithful podcast. Android is testing a "Private Space" feature that allows users to hide certain apps in a secure area. The setup process ...

Google’s I/O conference is still happening, and while the big keynote was yesterday, major Android beta releases have apparently been downgraded to Day 2 of the show. Google really seems to want to be ...