透過 Android 裝置串流，您可以在 Android Studio 中，與 Google 安全資料中心內多個 API 級別和外型的裝置互動，並測試應用程式。透過裝置串流功能，您可以在實際裝置上與應用程式互動，就像使用者一樣，包括旋轉和折疊裝置。這樣一來，您就能瞭解應用程式在不同情況下的行為，並找出其他測試環境中可能不明顯的問題。
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