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These days, smartphones do much more than just send messages or make calls. For many businesses, employees regularly use their personal mobile devices for work, making it easier to stay connected but also introducing new security risks.
If business data is accessible on a personal phone and that device gets compromised, your entire company’s data could be at risk. That’s why Android 13 is significant news for businesses looking to secure mobile work environments.
Android has long supported separate work and personal profiles on the same device, but Android 13 makes managing these profiles even simpler and more efficient.
For example, employees can now choose which profile an app opens in. Say your team needs to watch a training video for work — they can open it in their browser instead of the YouTube app, preventing it from influencing their personal viewing history or recommendations. This small but smart feature helps maintain privacy and work/life balance.
IT administrators will gain more control over business devices with Android 13. They’ll be able to:
This increased oversight helps businesses maintain stronger security postures while supporting flexible work styles.
Android 13 also benefits employees by safeguarding their personal data:
If your business uses Google devices, Android 13 may already be available. Other Android devices can expect to receive the update in the coming weeks.
Managing mobile devices in a hybrid work environment can be challenging. We help businesses across London and Essex implement secure mobile device management strategies that protect your data without disrupting productivity. Get in touch today to discuss your options.