A new security patch has been released for Pixel devices
By ForGeeks With the November security update, Google is rolling out the first Android 14 update since launch for the following Pixel devices: 4a 5G, 5, 5a, 6, 6 Pro, 6a, 7, 7 Pro, 7a, Tablet, Fold, 8, and 8 Pro.
With the November security update, Google is rolling out the first Android 14 update since launch for the following Pixel devices.
The November patch for Android 14 on 01/11/2023 fixes 17 security issues, and for 05/11/2023. — 22. The vulnerabilities range from high to critical. A special bulletin for Google devices lists eight additional security patches. To date, only global builds exist.
So far, only global builds exist.
Google lists seven fixes for display and graphics, NFC, system, UI and touch.
Display and Graphics: fixes an issue that sometimes caused a green flash when the display was turned off in certain conditions.
NFC: fixes an issue that sometimes caused NFC and related services to become unstable under certain conditions.
System:
– Fix an issue that sometimes caused system instability when applications requested an application that was no longer installed;
– Fix an issue that sometimes caused system instability when applications requested an application that was no longer installed;
– Fixes an issue that sometimes caused devices with multiple users to run out of space or reboot.
– Fixes an issue that sometimes caused the system to become unstable when apps asked for an app that was no longer installed;
User Interface:
– Fixed an issue where desktop icons would sometimes disappear after unlocking the device;
– Fixed an issue where desktop icons would sometimes disappear after unlocking the device.
– Fixes an issue that sometimes caused the wallpaper to shift on devices with a notch in the display.
– Fixes an issue that sometimes caused the wallpaper to shift on devices with a notch in the display.
Touchscreen: – Fixes an issue that sometimes caused the screen to jerk when touches were not accurately registered.
– Fixes an issue that sometimes caused the screen to jerk when touches were not accurately registered.
