Expected to be available towards the end of this year, The countdown for Android 15 has officially begun. Of course, as the release date of the new structure approaches, new details continue to come about regarding the innovations that will be offered to users. A recent report reveals that Google will not allow users to turn off Bluetooth with Android 15. So why?
Find My Device service expands with Android 15, but Bluetooth won’t be able to be turned off
Google has been planning to expand its location tracking service called Find My Device for a long time , and if there are no problems, it will give good news to users with Android 15 . Looking at past reports, this feature will make it much easier to find lost Android phones and tablets by enabling the service to work offline.
However, code snippets found in the Android Open Source Project showed that Google was testing this feature. However, there are some handicaps here. Because the feature in question will benefit from the Bluetooth function of smartphones. In short, you will not be able to turn off Bluetooth completely with Android 15 so that the location tracking service called Find My Device can work offline.
Not being able to turn off Bluetooth completely raises serious questions about the negative impact it will have on battery life. However, let us point out that there is a solution here too. According to the latest information, you will be able to pause Bluetooth instead of turning it off completely in the new version. In this way, the Find My Device service will continue to work, and your battery performance will not decrease significantly.
It should be noted that the tests of the expanded Find My Device service, in which billions of Android devices will silently communicate with each other and create a huge location-tracking network, are continuing. However, it is too early to say for sure that the function in question will debut with Android 15. Because we have encountered many features that have been tested for long periods of time being canceled or postponed.
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