Android 12 has been recently launched in the market and the first device that has experienced this new version is the Pixel lineup.
Google is internally referring to Android 13 with the dessert-themed codename “Tiramisu,” and previously there are much news regarding the Android 13 features are surrounding it. One of them is to make payments via NFC, bring native support for another private DNS standard and may bring full support for Bluetooth LE Audio.
Also, Android 13 will make it easier to scan QR codes, and it may ship with a redesigned audio output picker. Now, a new report from Android Police suggests that the next major Android OS upgrade might let you switch profiles from the keyguard (PIN/pattern entry page) and introduce a new toggle that will let you disable the home button Assistant shortcut.
Keyguard user profile switcher
As you can see in the attached screenshots, the new profile switcher will appear on the PIN/password entry page and let you easily switch to a different profile from a drop-down menu.
