Android 16 the most exciting rumored features

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Android 16 the most exciting rumored features

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Android 15 just arrived on Pixel devices last month, but an accelerated release schedule for Android 16 will line up better with new phone launches in 2025.

Android 15 was only pushed out to Pixel phones last month, but Google isn't hanging around when it comes to Android 16: the developer preview is now live, so app makers can start getting to grips with the 2025 software update.
With Android 15, Google elevated the Privacy dashboard into the main Security & privacy page, and Android 16 adds a 7-day permissions history.

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Google has given us a glimpse at what’s coming in the next major version of Android. The first preview release for Android 16 is available for developers starting today, which expands the photo library and medical data-sharing capabilities in apps. A change moving Android’s release timeline forward was announced last month, which could help third-party Android phones released in 2025 avoid waiting months to receive the latest major updates.

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These previews give developers the chance to get their apps ready for the full release of Android 16, and they evolve over time – so right now, there's not a whole lot in the way of new features we can tell you about.
Android 16 Developer Preview 1 extends that history with “Show 7 days” in the Privacy dashboard’s overflow menu (alongside the existing “Show system” apps option).
A preview of the Health Connect app “contains an early version of APIs supporting health records” that “allows apps to read and write medical records in FHIR format,” according to Google. This could let apps and medical devices share information and medical records (with explicit consent from the user) the way wearables and fitness trackers already do, mirroring a similar Apple Health feature on iPhones.
What Google has said is that Android 16 will enable users to give apps access to a selected number of photos and videos in their phone library if they prefer, rather than everything (which is how it works on iOS). The foundations are also being laid for improvements to health record syncing across apps and devices, with user permission.