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How to use Private Space, Android 15’s best new feature
- Android 15 has introduced a new feature, Private Space which provides secure vault for sensitive apps that you don't want others to see.
- Private Space lets you authenticate your apps with a separate password or biometric security, providing an additional layer of protection.
- To use Private Space in Android 15, click on the Settings app, select Security & privacy, tap on Private Space and you'll reach the Private Space page where you can add the apps.
- You cannot use the drag and drop feature to install the apps into the Private Space, you have to use the fresh install method.
- As soon as you lock the Private Space, the protected apps do not display any notifications. So, you should keep the apps that need notifications out of the Private Space.
- Private Space just creates a separate password-protected container on your phone. So, if a malicious app is installed, it will be able to access Private Space data.
- Private Space creates a separate password-protected container on your phone. If you wish to hide the Private banner at the bottom of the app library, you can do so using the setting page.
- The Private Space feature only appears on certain phones, specifically those running Android 15, including Google's Pixel devices.
- Private Space provides secure vault for sensitive apps that you don't want others to see
- Private Space requires fresh installs for apps to appear in the Private Space segment
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