May 2022 Google Play System update brings Play Store improvements

Recently, Google has released the May 2022 update for the Google Play System that brings a bunch of improvements and optimizations as well as new features. Further, it introduces a new web-based device setup onboarding experience for supervised work accounts and a Self Share feature for nearby shares.

According to official information, the new changes and enhancements for Google Play Store have pushed off with version 30.3 of the Play Store. While the rest of the optimizations and improvements are rolling out with Google Play Service version 22.15.

Do want to know, what’s new in the May 2022 Google Play System update? Well, you can check all the changes in detail below.

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Critical Fixes

• • Auto, Phone, Tablet, TV, Wear OS: Bug fixes for account management and system management & diagnostics related services.

Account Management

• • Phone, Tablet: Migration of the existing device setup onboarding flow for supervised work accounts to a web-based experience.

Device Connections

• • Auto, Phone, TV: Nearby Share now allows users to share content more seamlessly between their devices logged into the same account.

Google Play Store

• • Improvements to the Play-as-you-download feature to let gamers start playing mobile games while the app download continues to reduce waiting times.
  • New Features to help you discover the Apps & Games you love.
  • Optimizations allow faster and more reliable download and installation.
  • New features to the Play Pass and Play Points programs.
  • Enhancements to Google Play Billing.
  • Continuous improvements to Play Protect to keep your device safe.
  • Various performance optimizations, bug fixes, improvements to security, stability, and accessibility.

Support

• • Auto, Phone, Tablet, TV, Wear OS: Design improvements to the Google Help app.

System Management

• • Updates to system management services that improve stability & performance.

Developer Services

• • New developer features for Google and third-party app developers to support ads, location services, and utilities-related developer services in their apps.

(VIA)