What is the anticipation surrounding Android 13? Google is promoting the feature of "clear calling," which reduces background noise during phone calls. This improvement is considered more significant than background visuals or icon designs. Beta versions of Android 13 already include this feature, although Google acknowledges it is not perfect yet.
To get a first look at this feature, reference Mishaal Rahman, a software enthusiast who regularly shares discoveries online. A tweet by Mishaal Rahman confirms the existence of the feature and provides a manual for activating it on your Android 13 device. While activating it may require shell commands knowledge that exceeds the average Android user's skills, tech-savvy individuals can start experimenting. This feature does not necessitate root access.
According to M. Rahman, this feature does not involve sending call records to Google. Although it is limited to regular phone calls and does not apply to calls made over Wi-Fi, improving call clarity in noisy environments is still beneficial.
If Google successfully refines this feature as planned, it should become more accessible in future beta versions. The feature will only be included in the stable release after thorough testing to ensure reliability. Android 13 is already available on most Pixel phones and will be launched on flagship devices from other manufacturers like Samsung, OnePlus, Motorola, Xiaomi, realme, HMD, and others later this year.
Do you believe "Clear Calling" will significantly improve phone calls? Is this the most crucial aspect of the upcoming release? Share your thoughts in the comments. We look forward to hearing from you clearly!
