Android 12 Go will make mobile phones, more and more efficient

Google has announced the release of Android 12 Go, which is slated to reach devices in 2022. Apparently, this operating system will make low-cost phones up to 30 percent faster, according to the company.

More importantly, there is a new feature that allows the operating system to preserve battery life and storage by hibernating applications that you do not use frequently. Moreover, you can use Files Go to delete something and then restore it after 30 days.

Meanwhile, the Nearby Share feature update allows you to save data by moving apps between devices. And if you ever need to translate a web page, you can now do it quickly thanks to the newly added shortcut in the Modern Apps interface.

In addition to performance tweaks, Android 12 Go is all about privacy improvements, as the privacy dashboard of Android 12 is coming to the Go Edition.

The update will also allow you to limit apps to only access your approximate location instead of your exact location. And if you ever want to let someone use your device, you can now open another temporary account right from the lock screen. Android Go Edition 12 will reset your phone automatically once it's done.