The update also improves how Android apps interact with Windows. App pop-up messages may now appear as Windows notifications, and the taskbar will show whether an Android app is accessing your microphone or location. According to the business, Android apps should behave better after you wake your computer from standby. Instead of restarting, they should simply pick up where they left off.
Microsoft also claims to have fully overhauled the settings app used to administer the Windows Subsystem for Android, grouping settings and delivering an “all-around cleaner user experience.” It’s also improved how Android apps can use your computer’s camera and networking capabilities, allowing you to set up smart home gadgets using an Android app running on your computer.
