The privacy issue is often set aside by many users who do not perceive its importance. We talked several months ago about Xiaomi's position in this regard, first with My Browser and then with the investigation of Forbes. In any case, the data protection aspect should be at the center of attention for every OEM. From her Android 12 will take a huge step forward as from the latest data in our possession it seems that the next operating system will guarantee full WireGuard VPN support. It is a service Virtual Private Network available on both desktop and mobile. Let's go see the details and understand what it all means.
Android 12 will be developed with an eye for privacy: this is what emerged from the kernel code of the latest version
According to what XDA reports, always on the piece when it comes to programming and source codes, from the code Android 12 kernel very important details would have emerged regarding the privacy issue. Google appears to be working on adding the full WireGuard VPN support, a well known virtual security service. But what does this all mean?
In short, all the smartphones that can take advantage of the update to the Android version above (equipped with a Qualcomm processor, mind you) will be the very first to support the WireGuard VPN services at the kernel level. This means that the level of security will be much more "deep" compared to what you would have by downloading a simple application from the Play Store. This project is extremely important for several reasons: first of all, if you don't want to be tracked, you can use a service that "Disguise" our position; secondly it is possible not to transfer their data precisely because they are disguised and incognito.
There is only one doubt: for what reason Google would allow this? Aren't you the first to gain from user data?
Through | XDA
