Android fireside chat (Google I/O '17)

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This session was an open Q&A between the audience (including an audience queried before the event) and the Android platform team, which included engineers from the Android framework, runtime, media, graphics, and other teams. A problem with the microphones caused some of the initial questions from the audience to be inaudible in the recording. These questions are transcribed here, along with the times at which these questions were asked. 4:55 - For people that are starting with Android, do you recommend them to use Kotlin or Java? 6:57 - We've heard a lot at I/O about features like the new Assistant and similar that require turning on location history and search history and a lot of other data collections, what are the options or alternatives for people that want those capabilities that want to maintain their privacy and not report a ton of history? 8:15 - Could you tell what you're doing at a high level [with Treble] to ensure that the implementation from some of the OEM partners don't break, either intentionally or not, some of the things you're going to do in bringing forth new versions of the OS? 13:31 - When you use your Android phone, what do you really hate and why haven't you fixed it yet? 14:55 - Knowing what you know now, and especially with some of the changes in Android O, would you still implement the same four application interfaces, such as Activities, Service, and Intents, in a new operating system? 15:55 - My question is to do with the blocking of broadcas

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