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 <p><a href="https://www.cnet.com/google/">Google</a> on Wednesday teased new features for the next version of Android, the search giant's mobile operating system. The software,&nbsp;<a href="https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2020/02/Android-11-developer-preview.html">called Android 11</a>, is a preview version meant for app developers to test before it is released more widely.&nbsp;</p><p>One major upgrade tackles annoying robocall problems. Android 11 will let call-screening apps do more to prevent spam calls. The software will let apps verify a call's "stir/shaken" status, which are standards that protect against spoofing. It can also record why someone rejected a call. If a user grants permission, the app can see if a call came from someone in their contacts or an outside number.</p> 

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