Android 13 To Offer Smart Dictation, Lost Mode, and More New Features For Businesses Staff of News9 Published on: September 8, 2022, 6:00 The updated “work profiles” in Android 13 separate a user’s personal information from business information. (Google Image Credit) The revised work profiles in Android 13 adhere to the admin policies set forth by the IT department. News Employees can choose whether to use an app in their personal or professional profile while using the new OS.
With the features available in Android 13, customers can use a single smartphone for both work and play. The updated “work profiles” in Android 13, which separate an employee’s personal information from company information, complied with the admin regulations of the IT department. Android 13 has features that let users use a single smartphone for both work and play. The new OS prompts users to choose whether to run an app in their personal or professional profile. The updated “work profiles” in Android 13, which separate an employee’s personal information from company information, complied with the admin regulations of the IT department. Employees can choose whether to use an app in their personal or professional profile while using the new OS.
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The first update is a more simplified Android Management API, which will modify an employee’s experience on a work smartphone. As per the company, the new API allows the Android Enterprise team to bring out enhanced functionality and management systems on devices running on Android 13. New integrations across Phone Hub, Android, and ChromeOS enable the new cross-device functionality. Employees can safely view work information on their phones and respond to it on their Chromebooks.
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The first update will modify an employee’s experience on a work smartphone. New integrations across Phone Hub, Android, and ChromeOS enable the new cross-device functionality. Android 13 offers features that allow users to use a single smartphone for both work and play. Android 13’s revamped “work profiles,” which segregate an employee’s personal data from business data, were in compliance with the IT department’s admin policies. The new OS asks employees if they want to run an app in their personal or professional profile. “Android 13 gives businesses using Android Enterprise new ways to get more out of their devices—including an upgraded Android Management API, an easier-to-use work profile, and more ways for IT admins to manage and protect company and employee devices,” says Google in a blog post.