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Android 16 QPR2 arrives: 3 new features to check out

December 4, 2025
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Google is rolling out its Android 16 Quarterly Platform Release (QPR) 2, meaning your device could be due for an update.

The Android 16 QPR2 update comes with a number of new features that should improve performance, ease of use, and more. Here are three new features to check out.

Add widgets to your lock screen

The updated Android 16 allows you to add widgets that appear on your lock screen when you swipe left. Tech site 9to5Google notes you can enable the feature by navigating to “Settings > Display & touch > Lock screen > Widgets on lock screen.”

That means you’ll be able to easily access things like your calendar, camera, and more.

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Notification organizer and summaries

Listen, we all get overwhelmed with notifications. Android 16 QPR2 promises to leverage AI capabilities to keep those pesky notifications in check. The updated software will summarize notifications — a long message in a group chat, for instance — and automatically prioritize more important notifications.

“Notification organizer automatically groups and silences your lower-priority notifications (such as promotions, news, and social alerts), making it easier for you to stay focused on what matters with fewer distractions. Notification organizer is rolling out in stages and will be available in the coming weeks,” wrote Google.

Improved parental controls

Android 16 QPR2 introduces a “parental controls” option within settings, which means parents can keep tabs on their kids’ devices from a single location. It’ll allow parents to remotely set screen-time limits, control app usage, and set a schedule for when a kid’s device locks.

If you want further details on updates with Android 16 QPR2 you can head over to Google’s blog.

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