Nowhere near as impressive as last month's Feature Drop, the latest security update for Google's Pixel 4 and up devices brings with it... many security updates.
, with a grand total of 33 vulnerabilities affecting departments as diverse as"MediaTek components","Unisoc components","Qualcomm components","Qualcomm closed-source components", device framework, system, and Google Play system updates now being a thing of the past.
While a few of these are listed with a"critical" severity level and a bunch more were considered"high"-risk threats prior to their mitigation, there's no word on actual exploitation in the wild leading to loss of personal data or remote code execution of any sort. It goes without saying that you should absolutely install these fresh security patches on your eligible devices as soon as possible to remain protected in the face of all threats, and perhaps more importantly, to get ready for
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