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(Wireless-NewsWire.Com, September 26, 2016 ) San Francisco, CA -- The present release of Android's Nougat has compelled keylogger developers as well as other Android security specialists to evolve their software applications in order to accommodate the new Android N platform. While there are a number of changes that make Android's N incompatible with the present generation of keylogger for Android, developers are working quickly to close the gap between Marshmallow and Nougat.
With the Nougat's new notification bar, users will be able to respond to messages from WhatsApp, Facebook and SnapChat from within the notification bar without being forced to exit the current application. This has been one of the major hurdles to developing the parental monitoring application's keystroke capabilities as it has made it difficult to determine in which chat application the keystroke took place.
Another factor is Android Nougat's new "Doze" feature designed to improve the battery life of the Android device. Doze makes receiving chats difficult to capture while in the battery saving mode. While the received message will be captured once the phone is "woke", the time-stamp does not accurately represent the original time the message was received. This is especially true for WhatsApp messages that have not received the double blue tick icon.
Bundled notifications are another new feature native to the Android Nougat. They work by bundling the notification bar into categories such as chats and updates. When the chats option is selected all chats will be in the chat subcategory, and each chat application will be in another category of its own. While this is convenient for YouTube users who don't wish to exit their video while replying to an incoming message; it has made it difficult for Android keylogger developers to capture accurate data regarding the messages received. Typical Android Spy Software pulls information directly from the developers API key, making integration with the notification bar somewhat difficult for keystroke recording.
Small businesses who use Android devices to manage deliveries, communicate time sensitive information or simply coordinate their activities may find it difficult to accurately determine at what time and in what order incoming and outgoing messages took place.
The Data Saver feature has been another obstacle to the new Android Keylogger. With Android Nougat it is now possible to turn off all background applications from accessing the cell's data. If the Android user has activated this feature then the Android device will only allow the running application to send and receive data, making all other applications go dormant; even if messages are received.
Current reviews of the Android Nougat suggest it has made definite improvements over its predecessor Android Marshmallow. The new OS improves battery life, makes sending and receiving messages easier, uses less data and allows for the simultaneous use of two applications in a new "side-by-side" mode.
The Android N development kit has been available for several months and if history is any guide the Android Keylogger compatibility issues will be resolved within 12 months of the official release.
Android users who would like to get a head start and start using the new Android OS can wait for their Android phone's manufacturer update or take advantage of the public release by visiting Android's official website; while newer device carriers will find the update available right in their phone's settings in the "About" tab.
To learn more about changes to the new Android OS in regards to the keylogger application and how it will affect transitions from Marshmallow to Nougat visit The Official Remote Keylogger website.
About The Remote Keylogger 57894:
The Remote Keylogger is a software development company dedicated to parental monitoring applications, loss prevention, and remote accountability software. The development team is currently focused on transitioning its keyloggers from Marshmallow to Android's Nougat as well as keeping up with newer iOS solutions.
The team expects all prior Android Keylogger releases to be 100% compatible with the new Android OS in the 1st quarter of 2017 as it has been developing on the new platform for nearly 12 months.
The developers current plans include keyloggers based on social networks and chat applications as opposed to OS based platforms. The applications planned include WhatsApp, SnapChat, Facebook Messenger and more.
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Eric Nelson
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