Nokia X30 5G & Nokia G20 newest to obtain December Security replace 2022

Nokia Cell has now launched the December safety replace 2022 to Nokia X30 5G & Nokia G20 too. The replace brings solely the Google Android patch replace for the month of December 2022. Examine under for the December Security replace measurement, record of markets and the replace changelog for Nokia X30 5G & Nokia G20.

For all software program replace information associated to different Nokia smartphones click here. If you wish to monitor December safety replace roll-out to Nokia smartphones you may do it here.

On the premise of suggestions acquired from our readers, we’ll collate an inventory of markets for Nokia X30 5G & Nokia G20 during which December safety replace is now out there. So, do tell us if in case you have acquired the replace within the feedback part. You can too try the VPN trick for getting the update and see if it really works.

Record of markets:

• Nokia X30 5G in France & Malaysia
• Nokia G20 in Serbia & Poland

Nokia X30 5G December safety replace measurement:

The replace measurement for Nokia X30 5G is 99.60 MB. You’ll both be prompted to obtain this replace, or you may verify by going to Settings and looking system updates after which by checking for the replace.

Nokia G20 December safety replace measurement:

The replace measurement for Nokia G20 is 28.97 MB. You’ll both be prompted to obtain this replace, or you may verify by going to Settings and looking system updates after which by checking for the replace.

Nokia X30 5G & Nokia G20 December safety replace changelog:

Nokia X30 5G & Nokia G20 are receiving solely the 2022 December Android safety patch with the replace. Here’s what the December safety replace addresses as mentioned by Google on its official Security bulletin web page.

Probably the most extreme of those points is a crucial safety vulnerability within the System part that might result in distant code execution over Bluetooth with no extra execution privileges wanted. The severity assessment relies on the impact that exploiting the vulnerability may have on an affected gadget, assuming the platform and repair mitigations are turned off for growth functions or if efficiently bypassed.

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