Google is testing a new Contacts Picker in Android 17 that stops apps from automatically pulling your entire address book.

Assuming your phone is on and online, you should be able to see its location on a map. From there, you can make it ring, lock it, set a lock screen note to tell whoever has it how to get it back to ...

Google's Android doesn't offer a similar feature just yet, though that could change very soon. As pointed out by the folks ...

Android 17's new Contacts Picker will fix an all-or-nothing privacy flaw with granular control and selective sharing for your ...

Android 17 may finally let you share only specific contacts with apps thanks to a new Contacts Picker tool. Here's how it may work.

Most Android phones now come with the Google Messages app as the default texting option, and the same goes for the Phone app ...

Calling Cards let you create a full-screen visual identity for the people you talk to most. When a call comes in, instead of a dull circle and text overlay, a contact image of your choosing fills the ...

Apparently, Google is working on bringing over Apple's NameDrop feature to Android. At least according to an APK teardown ...

Switching from an iPhone to an Android phone can feel like a big move, especially when you think about transferring all your ...

If your Android phone has become so painfully slow that you're starting to miss your old flip phone, don't rush out to buy a ...

Adding a lock screen message to your Android is not only great for customization, but also for ensuring visible ...

Google is working on a NameDrop competitor for Android. Check out the NFC-driven "Gesture Exchange" feature for contact sharing.