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This guide explains how to enable your physical Android device or emulator to perform end-to-end testing for beta features of the Privacy Sandbox on Android.

Follow these instructions to opt-in your Google Account to receive beta updates of Google System services, including the newest Privacy Sandbox tools. Once you've completed this step, the latest version of Google System services will be installed on all of the devices using your associated Google Account.

1. Once you've opted in to the Google System services public beta, check your account information in Settings to confirm that the Android device or emulator you'll be testing with is logged in with the same Google Account that you used for becoming a tester.
2. Confirm that you have the latest version in Settings. Click Security & Privacy > System & Updates > Google Play System Update. The system will immediately perform an update if one is available, otherwise, the Google System services public beta should install on your next system reboot.
3. (Optional) If you want to check your specific version, go to Settings and search for Google Play System Update, your version may be dated for a future release (i.e. Updating in November would likely show a December or January release data, as this is when the beta image is slated for promotion).
4. Now that the device image is up to date, you should be able to test the latest features of the Android Privacy Sandbox. To build with the latest APIs, follow along with the guide for setting up your development environment for Android.

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Last updated 2025-03-13 UTC.

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