Android 12 has reached end-of-life, which means that Google will no longer provide security support. To stay secure, it's time to upgrade.

Google has ended official security patch support for Android 12 and 12L as of March 31, 2025, leaving a large portion of users potentially vulnerable. Devices that were last updated to Android 12 ...

For example, Android 12 introduced approximate location permissions, letting apps access location data within a general area instead of precise coordinates.

Android 12 has reached the end of its support lifecycle, leaving millions of devices vulnerable to security threats. Google officially terminated Android 12 and 12L security updates on March 31 ...

Google has pulled the plug on security updates for Android 12 and Android 12L after roughly four years, but it won't matter to most.

Google just pulled the plug on security updates for Android 12 and 12L as of March 31, 2025. If you’re still using a phone or tablet running these versions, this is a big deal. A ton of Android ...

Google dropped support for Android 12 and Android 12L at the end of March. Devices that can't upgrade past this version of Android will generally no longer receive security updates.

It's the end for Android 12 and 12L. Google will no longer support either of these versions, March 31 2025 is the cutoff day.

The evolution of Android OS from version 1.0 to Android 11 in 2020 is a remarkable journey of innovation, design improvements ...