Download Android Q GSI For Android Phones

Download Android Q GSI For Android Phones  Android Q is going to be the next version of the most popular mobile operating system in the world. This is the tenth iterations of Android OS and it comes packed with many new features. These features include a native system wide dark mode or night mode, advanced or complete control over Android permissions using permission usage section, possible accent and font options, and time to read feature. So download Android Q GSI right now!

With the new permissions usage section under Privacy tab in settings app, you can control all the permissions that certain apps are using. Moreover, you can monitor the permission used by a certain app in real time right at the status bar. The dark mode can be activated from the Developer Options and can also trigger some apps to get native dark mode feature. Most importantly, there is a new option in the Accessibility settings called Time to read where you can control the time of heads up notifications that appear on the screen.

Android’s next from will entail.

Right off the bat, the most exciting thing found in this build of Q is — wait for it — A SYSTEM-WIDE DARK THEME!!

A new option called “Set Dark mode” in the Display settings allows you to have this dark mode always on, always off, or to automatically turn on and off based on the time of day. When it’s enabled, you’ll see a glorious dark theme go into effect for the Quick Settings, volume controls, the Settings page, launcher, and more. As for applications, there’s a new developer setting called “override force-dark.” When this is turned on, a dark mode is forced on any applications that don’t already have a built-in dark theme of their own.

It’s unclear how Android Q’s dark mode will work with apps that do have native dark modes, such as Google News, Messages, Google Contacts, etc., but what we do know is that dark mode is here and it looks fantastic.

Other things found in Android Q include a completely revamped permissions UI, new developer settings, some sort of desktop mode, a built-in screen recorder buried in the developer settings, new accessibility features, and more.

With all that said, it’s worth noting that this version of Android Q doesn’t have any pre-installed Google apps or Pixel-specific customizations, meaning the build we’re likely going to see at Google I/O in May could look different from what’s shown here.

In any case, what are your initial impressions of Android Q

For A-Only:

• Download and transfer the latest Android Q GSI to phone storage.
• Extract the zip to get Android P GSI image file. Reboot to TWRP recovery.
• Take a full Nandroid backup.
• Wipe everything except internal storage.
• You can also factory reset. Tap on install.
• Change the type from “zip” to “image.”
• Choose to flash to the system partition.
• You can also flash the Open Gapps if you need Google apps.
• Reboot to system.

Now for AB

• Download and transfer the latest Android Q GSI to phone storage.
• Extract the zip to get Android P GSI image file. Reboot to TWRP recovery.
• Take a full Nandroid backup. Wipe everything except internal storage.
• You can also factory reset. Change the type from “zip” to “image.”
• Choose to flash to the system partition.
• Flash Permissiver.zip if required.
• You can also flash the Open Gapps if you need Google apps.
• If your device was encrypted, then go to Wipe and “format data”.
• Reboot to system.

Step by Step Guide to install Android Q GSi

Make a proper backup before starting
Flash Reloaded-CAF (Important) – Download
Download the Zip file in the download section
Extract it
Reboot to TWRP
Click Wipe
Swipe to Factory Reset
Go to Install section
Select Install Image
Select your downloaded A gsi and flash it to system
Flash Permissiver v2
Flash qfixes.zip
Optionally Flash magisk and gapps (after booting properly)

Downloads

Android Q Early build 

GSI Image

Permissiver

QFixes

ADB unsecure(To get logcats properly)

GApps

Issues
Permissive
Recents don’t appear
Fingerprint works as an HID device as well
You tell me, with proper logcats any issue without a logcat will be ignored.
PS- This is not Android Q full release. It is not even Developer preview quality! Issues are expected!