Your testing and feedback are important part of the development process and by using the SDK, you acknowledge that (i) implementation of some features are still under development, (ii) you should not rely on the SDK having the full functionality of a stable release (iii) you agree not to publicly distribute or ship any application using this SDK as this SDK will no longer be supported after the official Android SDK is released and (iv) you agree that Google may deliver elements of the SDK to your devices via auto-update (OTA or otherwise, in each case as determined by Google).
Once the device has started, proceed to configure the device to use theīy clicking to accept, you hereby agree to the following:Īll use of this development version SDK will be governed by the Android Software Development Kit License Agreement (available at and such URL may be updated or changed by Google from time to time), which will terminate when Google issues a final release version. Select the Launch this AVD action for your Privacy Sandbox on Android Return to the list of virtual devices in the Device Manager, and then. "TiramisuPrivacySandbox" Release Name to get it. Installed that matches your device definition, click Download next to the If you don't already have a Privacy Sandbox on Android system image. Go to Tools > Device Manager, follow the instructions on the page that. This action installs the latest version if it isn't In the SDK Tools tab, select the latest version of Android Emulator,Īnd click OK. In Android Studio, go to Settings > Appearance & Behavior >. Install the latest Canary build or Stable build of Android Studio. To set up a Developer Preview emulator image to run the Privacy Sandbox on Check to see if the SDK Extensions are available on the device. When the Google Play system update is complete, reboot the device. Go to Settings > Security & privacy > Updates > Google Play system update. Sign-in to your Android 13 device with a Google Account. To make sure your device is running the latest module versions: Limited number of your own Android 13 devices and apps. This’ll allow you to test the Privacy Sandbox APIs on a Stages, you can set up your own device for early testing if you join the early Small percentage of supported Android 13 devices. The Privacy Sandbox on Android Beta program begins early 2023, starting with a 
YouĬan either download and configure a Developer Preview device image or use a Sandbox on Android, you need to interact with a supported Android 13 device.
To perform end-to-end testing with the Developer Preview version of Privacy The program version that you're working with, as instructions may vary. As you read through the Privacy Sandbox on Androidĭocumentation, use the Developer Preview or Beta button to select
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