Screen recording could get better on Android 15 by revamping the whole experience to prevent the risk of sharing sensitive information.

Android's built-in screen recorder has been updated in Android 16 to let you record what’s happening on an external monitor.

The first beta of Android 14 QPR2 enhances screen recording by allowing you to record the entire screen or a single app, with options for device or microphone audio.

Screen recording detection Nadeem Sarwar / Digital Trends Android 15 is also adding a new awareness feature that will tell apps if the screen activity is being recorded.

In essence, when tapping the native screen recorder tool, you’ll be given the option to limit your recording to certain apps, regardless of whether you navigate away from those apps.

Google isn’t done with the screen recorder, though, as it plans to update it yet again in the upcoming Android 15 QPR1 release.

Starting with Android 15, you’ll no longer have to do so, as Google is bringing the ability to limit screen recording to a single app. Thanks to it, the screen recorder will only record the ...

Android 14's exclusive screen recording feature is here! Record specific parts of your phone's screen and omit other applications.

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First announced at I/O 2023 in May, Android 14’s “single app” screen recording feature is coming with QPR2. In Android 14 QPR2 Beta 1, the “Screen record” Quick Settings Tile lets you ...