Fireside Chat
summary
Explains concrete changes in Android Q: runtime privacy controls and a new scoped SMS API for two‑factor that limits access instead of granting full SMS rights, a system Dark mode, and on‑device features like Live Caption; describes working support for foldable screens and the personal observation that folding makes use more intentional; announces tooling moves such as Android Studio on Chrome OS and modular Mainline updates; notes Chrome OS growth at a little over 20% US share in Q4 2018 and positions Play as the unifying ecosystem.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 1:32Android Q
- 2:33Feedback from Developers
- 3:03Do You Ever Use Android and / or the Platform Is the Ecosystem That You Manage
- 4:09Privacy
- 4:52Security
- 9:07Runtime Permissions
- 12:18Keep the Ecosystems on Track
- 17:03Android Work on Foldable Displays
- 24:37Chrome Os
- 27:47What Do We Have To Look Forward to as Users
- 28:02Fuchsia
- 30:45Linux Apps
- 32:06Unifying Link between Android and Chrome Os
- 36:13Looking Forward to in the Future
