Google’s December security patch is finally rolling out to the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, according to several Reddit posts.
The update was delayed more than a week, but it’s now available and includes 80 bug fixes and several other improvements.
Some of the standouts of this update include improved fingerprint sensor stability and performance, fixes for screen flickering and full 23W wireless charging from the Pixel Stand 2.
Further, there are also several specific camera updates included as well:
- General image quality improvements in camera preview/capture
- General improvements for camera stability and performance
- General improvements for auto-focus response in certain capture modes
- General improvements for color consistency in viewfinder preview
- Fix for issue causing blank viewfinder preview in certain conditions
You can check out the full list of fixes, here.
The patch also fixes several security vulnerabilities that ranged from moderate to high. To download the update head to ‘Settings’ > ‘System’ > ‘System update.’
It’s worth mentioning that I haven’t received the update on my Pixel 6 Pro and many others on Reddit are also waiting for the patch, so it seems as the update hasn’t hit everyone.
Source: Google (2), Via: 9to5Google
