Finally...... At least for TMobile. October security update released this morning for TMobile Note5. Blueborne fixed as well as other security and minor fixes.
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I've had my H990N since about February, and I haven't received an software update since I first started using the phone. My security patch level is from February 1, 2017 and every time I check for an update, I receive a message saying that I'm using the latest software version for the current OS.
Any ideas why the H990N isn't receiving any updates? Is there a way to switch to an official ROM for another region?
I love the phone, but am irritated how I haven't received any updates since February.
Lg sucks with respect to releasing updates. 7.1.1 is expected by end of this month or next month.
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mehtamitul said:
Lg sucks with respect to releasing updates. 7.1.1 is expected by end of this month or next month.
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Awesome... just in time for the Android O release.
Just received an update today. It was released Sept. 11, 2017, but I only got it today. It was for Android 7.0 security patch level Sept. 1, 2017. Go figure. At this rate, I might not receive Android 8.0 for another couple of years.
After the new update the VoWiFi is working even in airplane mode just in time before I pull the trigger on note 8 may be S9 then
Just received B198 in Germany.
Android security patch level: 6 November 2017
via FF available few days ago
Governa said:
Just received B198 in Germany.
Android security patch level: 6 November 2017
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Got this almost a month ago
wmfreak said:
Got this almost a month ago
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You can't have it almost a month ago. Except if you have November 6 security patches before Google it self.
Yeah, got the update today.
diam_84 said:
You can't have it almost a month ago. Except if you have November 6 security patches before Google it self.
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Hahaha-- that’s funny!
As everyone is well aware of battery drainage issue caused by november security patch update. Battery life was pretty much strong on October patch but after updating my S8 to november patch, battery life is significantly decreased. So, is there any way to downgrade back to October patch?
P.S. I am using an unlocked S8 exynos variant.
It's been fun. No more google updates since January 1, 2020.
RIP.
Wow. A google update just dropped a few hours ago for the April 2020 security patch. That's the second update for 2020.
The Phone will recieve since October 2019 Updates only every three months till October 2020. Then it won't get further Updates.
They could've unlock the bootloader -_-
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It's already the middle of December and T-Mobile still hasn't issued the December security update for the unlocked Note 20 Ultra. Late again, as usual.
I do not think it was released for any of the Note 20 Ultra
trveller72 said:
I do not think it was released for any of the Note 20 Ultra
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A YouTuber called Sakitech released a video a couple of days ago showing the Dec.1 security update available on his ATT Note 20 Ultra. Looks like ATT has made it available to their customers.
IamSirius said:
A YouTuber called Sakitech released a video a couple of days ago showing the Dec.1 security update available on his ATT Note 20 Ultra. Looks like ATT has made it available to their customers.
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Most of the carriers haven't released it yet. You have to take some of the reports with a grain of salt because it has dropped for the Unlocked (U1) on ATT, they may not say if it's for the unlocked version or not.
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Actually if you catch it in video, you can see he's on U1
or it just go straight to Android 12 as beta seems to be nearing final
It seems like they're probably going to skip the December security update and most likely push the android 12/One UI 4 OTA, with the January security patch rolled in. Well, I'd hope they do that, rather than roll out the Android 12 update with the December security patch as it's now January.