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In Android 10, the notification drawer contains all your notifications in a seemingly-haphazard list. Certain apps tend to get prioritized and shot to the top of the list, but there doesn't appear to be any specific reason why. Meanwhile, lower-priority notifications get moved down to the silent section, which doesn't send out any alerts. In Android 11, that system changes. There are now three notification categories: Conversations, Alerting, and Silent.

This just gives you an additional easy access to recording anything being done on the screen. So now a user doesn't need to download an app specifically for this.

If you are playing music on your Android 10 phone, a music player appears at the top of your notifications drawer. With Android 11, that section of the drawer is now reserved for conversations, so the media player has been moved to the Quick Settings section. When you swipe down your notification drawer, the media controller will be pretty small. It will show you the app it's related to, cover art, basic controls, and on which system the media is playing. If you pull down again on the drawer, the alert expands and shows the information you see in the image above. This will make it incredibly easy to switch from your phone speaker to your Bluetooth headphones, for example.

If you don't want the player up there anymore? You can swipe it away just like you used to. You can also tweak Android 11's settings so that the player automatically vanishes when you have stopped listening to music

This is very important when it comes to privacy of the users. This will give users more control over their privacy. In android 10, it asks a user permission only when they first install an app. But in this case, it asks you permission before every session. It depends on the user is they want to give permission every time separately or for all times. If the user uses the first option, the permission gets revoked as soon as that app is closed. So the user's data is always safe.

It is something like Facebook messenger, where a chat head appears on the phone that comes on top of any other app being used at that time. It is a quick way to access user's messages and remove them when not needed.

3P Performance optimizations: The phone's camera works even better on 3rd party photo sharing apps like Snapchat and Instagram.

This feature is to restore any swiped notifications that might have been swiped by mistake. You can check those notifications received in the last 24 hours. But this feature is not ON by default and has to be done so by following the below mentioned path

Settings > Apps & notifications > Notifications > Notification history

After the simplistic Dark mode in Android 10, this time android gives an option to schedule it as per your requirement. Users can schedule the dark theme using one of two different metrics:

Bedtime mode: Bedtime mode quiets your phone when it's time to go to sleep. Schedule it to run automatically or while your phone charges as you rest. Your screen switches to Greyscale and your notifications go silent with Do Not Disturb.

Clock: The new bedtime feature in Clock helps you set a healthy sleep schedule. Track screen time at night and fall asleep to calming sounds. Then wake up to your favorite song. Or use the Sunrise Alarm that slowly brightens your screen to start the day.