Android 15 introduces a more private screen recording system that allows users to record or cast a single app, reducing the risk of sharing sensitive information. Currently, users must terminate the session to switch apps, but Google is developing a solution to enable app switching without interrupting the session. The screen sharing system pauses recording when switching apps, and a notification appears indicating that sharing will pause, with options to return to the original app or share the new app, although the latter option is not fully functional yet. This partial screen sharing feature was first introduced in the March Android 14 QPR2 update and has been expanded to all Android devices with Android 15. The latest Android 15 QPR1 Beta 2 update includes a status bar chip displaying the recording duration, allowing users to end the session easily. The timeline for the new task switcher feature's rollout is uncertain.