Google will add an air raid function to all Android smartphones in Ukraine
By: Myroslav Trinko | 11.03.2022, 11:12
Google has announced that it is going to add a useful feature to all Android smartphones in Ukraine.
What are we talking about
We are talking about air raid alert, which is now especially relevant for Ukrainians. About it Google was asked by the government of our country. The function will be built into Google Play services. According to the representative of the company, the air raid alarm will work on the basis of proprietary technologies. It will also complement the application "Shown anxieties ", which recently developed by Ajax Systems.
When to expect
The innovation will appear for all Android users in the coming days.
A source: @davey_burke
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