It looks like Android 15’s Private Spaces will give users more privacy tools

What you need to know

• The latest Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.1 holds new goodies in store for Private Spaces, which will likely debut with Android 15.
• Google has revamped the “setup flow” for the feature alongside new options to automatically lock Private Spaces and keep sensitive information off the lock screen.
• The code shows the company will urge users to create a Google account for Private Spaces to ensure their data remains private.

Android 15 is slowly progressing, and it looks like Google has continued to iterate on a previously spotted “Private Spaces” feature.

As detailed by Mishaal Rahman at Android Authority, Private Spaces has come a long way from its original discovery last year as Google has revamped its “setup flow.” Things begin with its first page, which informs users that their Private Space cannot be transferred from one device to another. This is likely because Private Spaces is activated by creating a new Android profile specifically for the feature.