Google has launched an "Advanced Protection" mode in Android 16 to enhance security by preventing unauthorized app installations, restricting USB access, and disabling insecure connections. A new interface is being developed within the Settings > Security and privacy > Advanced protection menu to display a list of applications that can verify the status of the Advanced Protection feature. This functionality was found in the code of version 25.33.32 beta of Google Play Services, but is not yet publicly available. Currently, the list includes mainly Google applications like Chrome, Play Store, Messages, and Phone, with expectations for third-party applications to be included in the future. The feature is compatible with all devices running Android 16, allowing other manufacturers to enhance security, as seen with Samsung's One UI 8 integration. The list of applications will help users understand which apps have additional security features enabled and may influence their decision to disable Advanced Protection for certain functionalities.