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Updated: Aug 17, 2021, 05:55 PM IST

Android’s beta accessibility feature will help users control phone using facial expressions

American tech giant Google is developing a new accessibility feature for Android that will let users control a phone using facial expressions like a smile or raised eyebrows. According to The Verge, the 'Camera Switch' feature has arrived with version 12 of Android's 'Accessibility Suite' app, released alongside Android 12's fourth beta.

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American tech giant Google is developing a new accessibility feature for Android that will let users control a phone using facial expressions like a smile or raised eyebrows. According to The Verge, the 'Camera Switch' feature has arrived with version 12 of Android's 'Accessibility Suite' app, released alongside Android 12's fourth beta.

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