Android 2025 Google System update is now rolling out: Here’s everything that’s new
The October 2025 Google System rollout is now live, bringing a broad set of functional and developer-facing improvements through Play services, Play Store and Play system updates. As always, features noted in release notes do not guarantee immediate availability for all users, since staged rollouts and server-side flags apply.
New in Google Play services The latest builds enable new developer APIs for cross-device experiences and add new tooling for device connectivity integration inside third-party apps. Wallet gains multiple additions, including a feedback UI for passes and support to load Wavelynx corporate credentials on phones and Wear OS devices. Users on Android 12 or earlier will now be alerted if a loyalty card imported from Gmail is present in Wallet. Live travel cards in Wallet now support real-time status for flights, trains and events. Passkeys stored in Password Manager can now expose hidden entries for manual removal. ReCAPTCHA web verification can be completed directly on phone instead of via desktop browser prompts.
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Play Store changes The Play Store update introduces personalised “Collections” sourced from installed apps, helping users discover similar titles or related content. Play billing now supports users in Mongolia across phone, PC, TV and Wear. Play Protect notifications gain refreshed icons in some surfaces, and a new notification feedback control lets users signal preference for future alerts.
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Other core components Android WebView receives security, privacy and developer upgrades with version 142. Android System Intelligence pushes maintenance fixes for model crashes and logging behaviour, while Private Compute Services reduces internal logging and improves animation execution. A new page under Security now discloses apps querying the Advanced Protection state. LE Audio pairing now works with multi-piece accessories that lack internal communication.
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Safety and supervision Quick Start onboarding now supports supervised accounts. Themes for supervision flows have been updated along with a refreshed profile photo style. Google Messages expands Sensitive Content Warnings to detect explicit nude content in videos. Driving Do Not Disturb gains usability refinements. The rollout is live and will continue to propagate via Play services, Play Store and Play system channels in the coming days