How to Install Android P on any Android Smartphone

How to Install Android P on any Android Smartphone

                     
The Android P developer preview was realsed a two months ago and while at the moment it's only for some high end devices like Pixel and Nexus phone. So many of them want to experiance Android P on their Smartphone but they don't have high-end devices.

Some developer have managed to grab some of the most intresting features from Android P and Create APKs, or applications.

These app you can easily installed on your phone to get Android P features without the need of rooting the device and they can,
easily uninstalled if you don't wannt them.

If you want to have some of the Android P features without having to root or wait to Android P here's how to get the some of
the best features from Android P.

Allow the Installation of APKs from Unknown Sources

Android Noguat and Older

To do go to setting - Security - Allow Unknown Sources - and turn it on.


Android Oreo

If you are on Android Oreo then we have to give specific app permission to install APK files and then use that app.
 
                     

Android P Launcher

Android launched Android P Launcher with Android P for Pixel devices. Now, the biggest thing you can do to change your experiance
on your Android device is to change the Android launcher you have on it. In this, case we going to install Android P launcher
you can get her APK file. This launcher gives you the exact same experiance of Android P. Once the app download on the phone then install it after that asked, tap on Android P launcher as home launcher select.

                   

Android P Volume Slider

The best change of the Android P is that the moving volume slider so many people are excited about it. The new volume slider are located at right side of the phone. the app you can get from Play Store or any APK trusted website goto XDA Developer.

After installing the app give the permission it needs and then you can customize the slider of you want.

                       

Markup Screenshot

Markup Screenshot is a another small change in Android P, the app can do small thing like when you take a screenshot after that
you can immeditaly edit by Markup tool. On XDA developer you can get the apk of that app is directly ported from Android P thanks
to XDA Developers.
When you take screenshot just tap on share and share it to markup. then you can edit it from there and then
export to share whenever you want.

                         

Smart Reply

The best features in Android P is the ability to quickly reply to messages from  the notification shade using Smart Reply.
You can download the apk of this app, after downloading the app install it on your device. Now so long as you are using the various messaging apps that were shown in the app setup process, you'll be able to use the Smart Reply that time.


                     

Lockdown Mode

I think this features came from the ios 11 the new security of biometric all of scares look at your device or touch the device
fingerprint to open it. On ios its part of the panic mode, but in Android P it's called lockdown mode by tapping the power button
and then tapping the lockdown.


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Android P will stop your apps from silently using camera,mic

Google's new update to Android is rolled out for some devices but in this article we well talk about some of this
security and privacy features. For one thing, it won't let apps access your phone or microphone while running in
the background.

Usually when installing a new app, you have to click "accept" to give the permission access to your location, camera
and microphone. That unlock a lot of potential in your apps, but it also opens up the question of when exactly those
apps are collecting your data.

Until now,it's been hard to know the answer on phones use the Android operating system, made by Google.

On Thursday, Google told developers that things would be different with Android P. At its I/O event, Android
Security product manager xiaowen Xin told app developers in the audience, "You will no longer be able to access the
camera, microphone or other sensors while your app is running in the background."

It was one of the best and handful of privacy and security updates to Android P that Google announced on day three of
its developer conference. On the main stage at the Shoreline Amphitheater, Xin and Android head of cybersecurity Dave
Kleidermacher laid out updates to the open-source operating system that as of 2017 ran 84 percent
of all smartphones in the world. The security updates aim to lock down your information in a variety of situations,
including when you lose control of your phone and when you're storing or sending highly sensitive information.

The updates come after Kleidermacher said in March that the Android system is now as secure as its competitors, the most prominent of which is Apple's iOS software for iPhones and iPads. It's a bold statement for a company that for years has struggled to keep Android phones updated with critical patches that fix security holes and that's endured a seemingly endless game of whack-a-mole to keep malicious apps out of its Play Store.

The new limits on what apps can access when you're not actively using them comes after years of reports that apps use sensors in ways you might not expect. Certain apps became notorious for their abuse of their access to your camera, microphone and other sources of data.

Flashlight apps are one of the best-known offenders, with the US Federal Trade Commission cracking down on one app that it said deceived users about the data it was collecting. (Thankfully, phones running Android or iOS both come with built-in flashlights now.)

Also on the docket for Android P is a special interface that developers can use secure extra sensitive information, making sure only specific apps can access it. Think data about your health and money. The tool uses beefed-up encryption to cloak the data, so attackers can't alter it and create havoc.

Google is partnering with several companies to put this to use, including Bigfoot Biomedical for its insulin pump app and the Royal Bank of Canada for a banking app, Kleidermacher said.

Another feature, called Strongbox, locks away code that authenticates your identity in a segregated part of your device's chip. That protects it from hackers who might have deep access to your phone.

The Strongbox feature will only be available with some new phones that go out to customers with Android P already running. That's because the chips in the phones have to be designed to work with the program.

Security:  Stay up-to-date on the latest in breaches, hacks, fixes and all those cybersecurity issues that keep you up at night.