Motorola has started its Android 16 beta testing for the Moto G75. The program launched today for users in Brazil. This move lets early testers try new software features on the mid-range phone.
Program Launch Details
The beta became available on December 3, 2025. A Motorola representative announced it on the company’s community forum. For now, only Moto G75 5G owners in Brazil can join. The company plans to add more countries soon.
This step follows Motorola’s earlier beta tests for other models, like the Edge series. The Moto G75, released in October 2024, already runs Android 15. Android 16 marks its next major update.
How to Join the Beta
To sign up, follow these steps:
- Create an account on the Motorola community site.
- Add your device’s IMEI or serial number to your profile.
- Enable the Motorola Feedback Network option in your profile.
- Make sure your phone has the newest software version.
- Go to the testing page for your device and region, then fill out the form.
- If in Brazil, post your details in the participation thread.
- Wait for approval; Motorola will send an email with next steps, including a special over-the-air update.
Approved testers get the beta build right away. Check your email, even spam folders, for updates from the company.
What Android 16 Brings
The update includes several changes to improve daily use. Key additions cover:
- Live updates for apps in the background.
- Desktop Window for better multitasking.
- Grouped notifications to cut clutter.
- A refreshed Material 3 design.
- New emoji options.
- Built-in photo picker for privacy.
- Support for APV audio codec.
- Better Predictive Back animations.
- HDR support in screenshots.
- An Advanced Protection Mode for security.
These features build on Android 15’s base. Testers help spot issues before the full release.
Future Rollout Plans
Motorola expects to expand the beta soon. The stable Android 16 version should reach Moto G75 users in early 2026. The phone is set for updates through Android 19.
For now, the program stays limited to keep testing smooth. Users outside Brazil should watch the forum for news.
