With the latest Android Canary update, Google is testing the option to silence certain alerts for users of Bluetooth hearing aids.

Google has released the new Android Canary build for March. This update carries version number ZP11.260220.007.

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Google began rolling out a new Android 16 update this week. The company says this marks the start of a new chapter for Android, with smaller, more frequent updates rather than a single yearly release.