• Reports suggest that Google is working to merge the security settings and personal data settings.
• The reorganised security and privacy hub will resemble a deck of rectangular cards.
• Some reports also say that this feature will be included in the Android 13 platform release Beta 2 update.

The Google Pixel 7 family of devices and the Pixel watch have been unveiled. The company makes sure that its customers can use its apps and services without worrying. Now, the most recent reports say that the company will soon add a new privacy and security centre to Android devices.

Reports suggest that Google is working to merge the security settings and personal data settings. In the end, this blender will have one section that has all the useful and security-related functions.

This means that users can get Google Play System Update, Device Lock, Google Play Security Updates, Find My Device, and more from a centralized location. We know that this centre will help keep Android devices safe by putting everything in one place. With this new choice, the device will also be checked for bugs and viruses. But once the scan is done, users will also have the chance to fix the problems.

The reorganized security and privacy hub will resemble a deck of rectangular cards. So, these cards will let users know when there are safety risks or problems with their smartphones.

Also, the reports say that the new security panel will be here around April. Soon, Android devices will have this change.

Some reports also say that this feature will be included in the Android 13 Quarterly Platform Release Beta 2 update. As usual, Google will start adding this feature to Pixel devices first, and then it will be added to all Android phones after that. So get ready for the next Google update to add a new and dynamic security centre to your phone.

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