Google Delayed The August Update For Pixels

Producers of the best Android telephones have their own product skins, and they push security patches and other OTA reports on their own timetables. Pixel clients typically have it better in such manner — as the stage’s lead player, Google discharges Android security patches on the principal Monday of each and every month predictably. Be that as it may, the update for August is by all accounts deferred.

Rather than carrying out a report on the main Monday of the month, Google just distributed the “Pixel Update Bulletin” for August 2022 (something else we expect close to this time), saying the update will highlight Android 12, not Android 13, with the August security fix. Strangely, however, the OTA refreshes didn’t show up at 10 a.m. PT, similar to they normally do. We don’t have any idea why they didn’t distribute on time, yet it probably emerged from an issue sufficiently huge to warrant the deferment.

In the mean time, Verizon distributed insights concerning an unscheduled update for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro gadgets on its organization (through 9to5Google). It subtleties a July 2022 security fix for the gadgets with a form number (SQ3A.220705.003.A3) basically the same as the one which carried out in the start of July (SQ3A.220705.003.A1), really intending that there ought to be hotfixes or the like, however nothing that has been considerably changed since the July 5 Verizon-explicit form.

Google’s August fix should resolve 40 security issues with seriousness running among moderate and high for part parts, modems, and cameras.

On a different note, Pixel 6a proprietors can now download the June security fix constructs (worldwide/opened and AT&T/Verizon renditions) as full OTA or industrial facility pictures. The freshest Pixel likewise upholds the Android 13 beta program now.

Verizon hasn’t recorded refreshes for some other Pixel model and Google is yet to deliver the most recent form pictures for a manual establishment. A precise course of events for the August fix’s rollout hasn’t been determined, so we’re left playing a speculating game until it really does.