#Google is developing new lock screen customization options.
As revealed by Telegram channel Mystic Leaks, Google is planning to overhaul lock screen clock settings. This includes a clock with a customizable font, as well as a minor redesign of the settings page and a small animation that plays when the clock is pressed on the lock screen.
Mishaal Rahman (via Android Authority) also shared screenshots where the new clock is visible in a redesigned Quick Settings panel that the company is also developing.
It's likely that these changes won't appear in Android 16, instead being reserved for future updates.
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As revealed by Telegram channel Mystic Leaks, Google is planning to overhaul lock screen clock settings. This includes a clock with a customizable font, as well as a minor redesign of the settings page and a small animation that plays when the clock is pressed on the lock screen.
Mishaal Rahman (via Android Authority) also shared screenshots where the new clock is visible in a redesigned Quick Settings panel that the company is also developing.
It's likely that these changes won't appear in Android 16, instead being reserved for future updates.
@thetechdroid
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