Android 15: November security package released for Pixel phones

Android 15: November security package released for Pixel phones

2024-11-06 22:29:00

The first update for Android 15 was released with the November security package for all compatible Google Pixel models. As reported by 9to5Googlethe new feature with a series of important corrections for the device system.

In general, solutions were applied to 21 security problems on 11/1 and another 23 on 11/05. Furthermore, the level of these holes varies from high to critical, available for CVE-2024-43047 (Kernel). When it comes to devices compatible with the new update, they are:

Changelog with fixes in the update:

  • Bluetooth
    • Fixes an issue with Bluetooth range under certain conditions*[3]
  • Camera
    • Fixed issue with observing camera tilt when zooming between cameras under certain conditions*[3]
  • Screen & Graphics
    • Fixed an issue that caused white dots to blink under certain conditions*[3]
    • Fixed an issue with screen brightness flickering under certain conditions*[2]
  • Sensors
    • Fixed an issue that occasionally prevented adaptive brightness from activating under certain conditions*[3]
  • Toux
    • Fixed an issue with pressing the keyboard dismiss button under certain conditions*[3]
  • User Interface
    • General performance and stability improvements to certain UI transitions and animations*[1]

*[1] Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a, Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel 8a, Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet, Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro XL, Pixel 9 Pro Fold

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**Interview with⁢ Tech Analyst, Clara Jensen, on the Latest⁣ Android 15 Update**

**Interviewer:** Thank you for ​joining ⁤us⁣ today, Clara. The recent Android 15 update ​has been released with significant security improvements. Could you give us an overview ‍of ​what this update entails?

**Clara Jensen:** Absolutely! The November update for Android 15 includes​ crucial security patches addressing a total of 44 vulnerabilities.⁢ These range from low to critical ⁤severity levels, including a particularly concerning critical vulnerability labeled CVE-2024-43047 in the kernel. It’s impressive that Google ‍has managed to ⁤deploy such a comprehensive⁤ security update.

**Interviewer:** ‍That does sound extensive! Which specific devices will benefit from this update?

**Clara Jensen:** The update is rolling out to a range of compatible ​devices, particularly‍ the Google ​Pixel lineup. ​This includes models from the Pixel 6 through to the​ latest Pixel 9, as well as the Pixel Tablet and Pixel Fold. ⁢Each of these ​devices ⁣is getting the⁣ same security update version, AP3A.241105.007, which ensures that device users ⁢have the latest protection.

**Interviewer:**⁤ With 44⁢ vulnerabilities patched, how important is it for users to update their devices regularly?

**Clara Jensen:** It’s crucial! Regular updates are essential to safeguard⁤ personal‌ data and privacy. Cyber threats are continuously evolving, and ‌these⁣ patches help protect users from known vulnerabilities ⁢that could ​be exploited.⁤ Users should definitely take the​ time to check for updates ⁤regularly to ensure they are ⁢fully protected.

**Interviewer:** Lastly, do you think this ‍level of attention to security from ⁣Google is enough in the current landscape of frequent cyber-attacks?

**Clara Jensen:** While it’s a strong effort ​on ⁣Google’s part, security ⁤is a continuous process.⁢ They are setting a precedent⁣ with⁢ frequent updates, which is ⁤positive. However, users must also adopt good ⁤security‍ habits, such as enabling two-factor authentication⁤ and being cautious about the links they click on.⁤ a combined approach can significantly enhance security.

**Interviewer:** Thank‍ you for your insights, Clara! These updates are vital for keeping our devices and data ⁤secure.

**Clara Jensen:** Thank you for having me! It’s ​always a pleasure to⁤ discuss the ​importance⁣ of ⁣security in our digital lives.

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