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Android 16 Hits Critical Milestone Toward Release

Mar 13, 2025, 4:30 PM by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social

The third public beta version of Android 16 is available now, and brings "platform stability", which means developers can begin finalizing and releasing apps that are specifically designed to be compatible with Android 16. The final version of Android 16 is expected as soon as May.

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imapolymorph

Monday, 10:30 AM

Android has become a cess pool of piss no thanks to Google.

Alphabet (google) has at every turn siphoned away control from the user in the latest versions of android.
Starting in Android 13 where they completely removed the ability to access logcat after reboot from tasker and also removed the lion API.

I won't be upgrading my device starting this year until something comes along that puts choice *AND* _control_ back in the hands of the user WITH a universal standard device manufacturers can follow a roadmap on and i'll be letting my employer know my cellphone number will be going away because of these aggressive tactics.

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