In recent days, the Android platform has been releasing several previews of its upcoming updates, among which is one that catches the attention of many of its users: Bluetooth must now always be on.
In recent decades, technology has made very important advances in all kinds of areas with devices that have made our lives much simpler in all aspects.
One of the devices that have caused the most impact since their invention are cell phones, especially now that they have evolved into the smart phones or smartphones that we know today.
These smartphones are devices that work with the most recent technology, which, in addition to allowing us to communicate with other people, give us access to many extremely useful tools such as the Internet, a video and photography camera, among many other functions.
Currently, these smartphones have the ability to work with operating systems created by different technology companies, such as Android, one of the largest operating systems in the world.
And just like smartphones, Android has also been evolving. Recently, Android has announced one of its most visionary updates, Android 15, the most complete update ever seen in this operating system.
This new update will bring, among many things, new widgets, a new interface, improvements in performance and security, among many other new functions and system improvements.
Among all the changes that this new update will bring for Android, there is one that caught the attention of users, this has to do with Bluetooth, the function that we all already know, which we use to transfer files from device to device wirelessly, as well Xataka mentions it.
We will no longer be able to have Bluetooth always deactivated lightly, says Android, because now very important functions will depend on it that will help you in urgent cases.
The beta version of Android 15 is now available, a taste of what will be the official version that will be launched next year, and within it some tools that use Bluetooth as the main source of work have already been added.
The Bluetooth will be activated automatically, even if it is deactivated from the control panel, this is because the ‘Find my device’ application works using the device’s Bluetooth to locate itself among other nearby devices and thus be able to obtain a signal of the device’s whereabouts.
Now, if what you are looking for is that for security or to save energy on the device you need to turn off Bluetooth, Android 15 will have an option in which you can deactivate this function until you want to turn it on again, but not without first showing you a warning stating that this would disable ‘Find my device’ and other tools.
There is still a long way to go for Android with this new update, Android 15, but the pace is firm and the improvements that have been confirmed to date are very useful and always looking to improve the service for the user.
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