How to Enroll for Android BETA Program (Android 11)

Android 11 BETA program is now open for several devices. Here is a list of supported Android 11 BETA devices for different OEMs.

When a latest Android version is about to come the first thing that is released is the Developer preview that too only for Google Pixel devices. After few developer previews, it reaches BETA updates when tha latest Android version is made available for other OEM’s devices.

So, the below list contains all those devices from OEMs that has received Android 11 Beta.

Once it is released, you can get it in this Android 11 download link.

Do I Need to Enroll for Android 11 BETA once again if enrolled for Android Pie last year?

Android BETA program enrollment does not carry over from older Android BETA program.

You need to register for Android 11 BETA program once again even if you had enrolled for Android Oreo last year.

Do I Need to Enroll for Android 11 BETA if I am on Android 11 Developer Preview build?

If you are the owner of a Google Pixel series phone and you have installed any of the Developer Preview on your phone then your phone will not get enrolled to Android 11 BETA program unless you do enroll for Android 11 BETA program for your device.
Yes you need to enroll for Android 11 BETA.

Will my phone get OTA updates after I enroll for Android 11 BETA program?

Android 11 BETA releases will be pushed via OTA updates as long as you are still enrolled for the Android 11 BETA program.
Your device will also get the Android 11 public release if you still stay enrolled for that long.

If you opt-out of Android 11 BETA program then obviously your device will not get any further updates and you need to install a stable Android OS by yourself which will wipe all the data on your phone.

How to Enroll for Android 11 BETA program?

You can only enroll/register for Android 11 BETA supported devices.

If you don’t have an Android 11 BETA supported device, then probably you have to wait for longer to get either an Unofficial Android 11 update via a custom ROM such as LineageOS 16 or other Android 11 custom ROM or an official Android 11 build from your phone’s manufacturer.

Following are the initial Android 11 BETA program supported devices list from Nokia, Xiaomi, Sony, Essential Phone, Oppo and Vivo.
The list contains to respective OEM’s links where you need to register or enroll to get Android 11 BETA program updates.

This list will be updated if more and more OEMs and devices added to the Android 11 BETA program.

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