The January 2020 security patch has been released for Google Pixel, featuring live factory images & OTAs.

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The first Android 10 update of 2020 has recently been rolled out for Pixel 2 and newer Google phone models. Factory/OTA images are now available, and this January security patch includes bug fixes and addresses common security issues.

Google kicked off 2020 with the first Android security update of the year. The January 2020 security patch includes fixes for numerous security vulnerabilities and network security issues. There are 8 issues resolved in the January 1, 2020 patch and 33 issues for January 5, 2020. Most notably, many are classified as high-severity vulnerabilities related to the media framework, and remote attackers could execute arbitrary code through a created file. Addressing these significantly improves the device's security.

The January 2020 security patch has been released for Google Pixel, featuring live factory images & OTAs.

In the 'Android Security & Privacy 2018 Year in Review' report, Google noted that 'no serious security vulnerabilities affecting the Android platform were publicly disclosed without security updates available for Android devices.' Additionally, 84% of security patches were timely released in Q4 2018 compared to the previous year.

Unlike the previous month's first 'Feature Drop,' Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL updates are available on the same day as 6 other devices. Meanwhile, some Pixel phone owners who did not receive the December patch will also receive cumulative updates in January.

Android 10

- Pixel 4 XL: Android 10 - Build QQ1B.200105.004 (Global), QQ1C.200105.004 (Japan/Taiwan), QQ1D.200105.002 (NTT Docomo) - Factory Image (2) (3) - OTA (2) (3)
- Pixel 4: Android 10 - Build QQ1B.200105.004 (Global), QQ1C.200105.004 (Japan/Taiwan), QQ1D.200105.002 (NTT Docomo) - Factory Image
- (2) (3) - OTA (2) (3)
- Pixel 3a XL: Android 10 - Build QQ1A.200105.002 - Factory Image - OTA
- Pixel 3a: Android 10 - Build QQ1A.200105.002 - Factory Image - OTA
- Pixel 3 XL: Android 10 - Build QQ1A.200105.002 (All), QQ1A.200105.003 (T-Mobile/Google Fi) - Factory Image (2) - OTA (2)
- Pixel 3: Android 10 - Build QQ1A.200105.002 (All), QQ1A.200105.003 (T-Mobile/Google Fi) - Factory Image (2) - OTA (2)
- Pixel 2 XL: Android 10 - Build QQ1A.200105.002 - Factory Image - OTA
- Pixel 2: Android 10 - Build QQ1A.200105.002 - Factory Image - OTA

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Frequently Asked Questions

What significant security vulnerabilities are addressed in the January 2020 Android update?

The January 2020 Android update addresses significant security vulnerabilities, including eight issues resolved on January 1 and 33 on January 5. Many of these vulnerabilities are classified as high-severity, particularly concerning the media framework, where remote attackers could execute arbitrary code.

Are factory images and OTA updates available for all Pixel phone models?

Yes, factory images and OTA updates are available for Pixel 2 and newer Google phone models. This ensures that users can easily upgrade to the latest security patches and maintain device security.

How does the January 2020 security update improve device security for Pixel users?

The January 2020 security update significantly improves device security by fixing numerous vulnerabilities, thereby reducing the risk of exploitation. These updates include timely patches that enhance overall device stability and user safety.

What is the role of the Android Security & Privacy report in informing users about updates?

The Android Security & Privacy report informs users about the effectiveness of security updates, indicating that no serious vulnerabilities were publicly disclosed without available fixes. This highlights Google's commitment to timely security patch releases.

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