Google has announced the initial beta stage of Android 12 for select smartphones available in the market. The upcoming Android version comes with a lot of bugs and vulnerabilities related to the security and privacy of users.
These issuers are hard to detect even with the large tech team that Google has, and may be responsible for crashes in the software of smartphones. Therefore, the tech giant is inviting bug finders as part of its Android Security Rewards Program.
The best part about the programme is that Google is offering rewards roughly worth Rs 7 crore to tech developers who find any bug or vulnerability in Android 12.
Google said that all the tech researchers interested in its bug bounty programs are required to test the Android 12 Beta 1 and Android 12 Beta 1.1 builds.
The beta versions of Android 12 are currently only available for Pixel devices, meaning that participating developers will have to get access to a Pixel smartphone to participate in the highly rewarding programme.
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