Android Q finally brings the screen recording feature

As you probably all know, Google officially launched yesterday the beta of Android Q for developers. As a result, you expect to see many articles we talk about about the new features discovered in Android Q in the future. The Android Q demo system incorporates the "screen recording" feature, which confirms rumors circulating earlier this year.

A user has discovered that Android Q Demo users can access Settings, then System, then Advanced Options and Developer Options to access feature tags to enable "settings_screenrecord_long_press". After that, you can start recording the screen by long pressing the screenshot button, which is initially played using the play button.

The dialog box will ask you to agree to record voice comments, view clicks, and then start recording. You can see how this is done in the video above, and exactly in the seventh minute and 30 seconds. The power button menu also displays an emergency option, which is currently only available through the lock screen while entering the password. According to previous rumors, Android Q would also be compatible with Sensor Privacy, WiFi WPA3 and 5G. We expect all of these features to be officially announced between May 7 and 9, when Google hosts its annual Google I / O 2019 Developer Conference.

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