Today, Google delivered Android 11, its next significant Android update. The beta program has been open since June, and ordinarily, Google shuts down the beta program after the update is delivered. All things considered, there hasn’t been a x.1 update for Google’s portable OS since Android 8.1.
In a difference in pace, the Mountain View firm is saving the beta program for Android 11, in spite of the fact that that is not an affirmation of Android 11.1 or anything. As affirmed by 9to5Google, beta analyzers have announced more than 25,000 issues over the span of the beta program, so Google is going to keep on crushing bugs.
Note that you can at present securely unenroll your Pixel telephone. Preceding today, on the off chance that you unenrolled your Pixel, it would convey an OTA to your gadget that would play out a plant reset and set you back on Android 10. You don’t need to stress over that occurrence. You’ll have the option to remain on Android 11 since that is the current adaptation of the OS.
You’ll additionally have the option to keep enlisting new gadgets in the event that you need, so the current beta program isn’t selective to gadgets that were trying the Android 11 beta. Obviously, when Android 12 moves around, you’ll need to join once more. You can look at the Android beta program here.
