Android 15's new Private Space feature puts an end to app snooping

This nifty addition is about to change the way you keep your sensitive apps and data under wraps. 

Unlike hiding apps - typically done by moving them to a folder or using a third-party launcher, which still leaves them accessible from the app drawer - Private Space creates a separate, secure area within your phone that is completely isolated. Only you can access it using a unique passcode or biometric authentication, ensuring your private content remains truly private.

You can use Private Space when:

You can't use Private Space when:

Which devices can use Private Space?

Private Space is available on devices running Android 15. As of now, this includes:

Ready to upgrade? Here's how to get Android 15:

Settings may vary depending on your Android phone's manufacturer.

Disclaimer: The availability of the Android 15 update may vary by device and region. If the update is not yet available for your Android device, please check with your manufacturer or carrier for more information on the release schedule.

Now that you've got Android 15, let's set up your Private Space:

Settings may vary depending on your Android phone's manufacturer.

Now, your Private Space is ready to use.

Here's how to move apps from your home screen into Private Space or install apps directly into Private Space from Google Play.

Settings may vary depending on your Android phone's manufacturer.

Space is a game-changer for anyone looking to enhance their digital privacy. This feature provides a secure, dedicated area for your sensitive apps and data, ensuring that only you have access. With just a few simple steps, you can create your own digital vault and enjoy peace of mind knowing your private information is well-protected.

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