As per a recent report by Android Police, a new specific has been spotted on the Android P, titled MIN_SUPPORTED_TARGET_SDK_INT which identifies the minimum API level that is supported by the upcoming mobile OS. The report mentions that the minimum API level for Android P defined by the new class is v17, i.e. Android 4.2.
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The report carries a video demonstration wherein the Android P Developer Preview displays a warning message when any old app is opened. Whether Google will restrict this to a warning sign or will block the older apps entirely in the final Android P release, is not clear.
Yet the move is sure to help Google to curb apps evading its latest security and performance measures. App developers target older versions of Android in order to skip the limitations listed in the latest Google updates for Android. This ultimately results in performance as well as security issues in Android smartphones.
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