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Supported Google Nexus and Pixel phones have the fix as well, I see "Remote code execution vulnerability in Broadcom Wi-Fi firmware" listed on the April update:
by exhilaration 10y ago
Supported Google Nexus and Pixel phones have the fix as well, I see "Remote code execution vulnerability in Broadcom Wi-Fi firmware" listed on the April update:
https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2017-04-01 https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2017-04-01
- ReverseCold 10y ago(Almost?) no one has that update yet. Sample size 1.
- exhilaration 10y agoThat's strange, do you have auto-updates disabled? My understanding is that it was immediately released. My Nexus 6P has it, I got it the same day it was released or a day after. Screenshot of my About Phone screen: http://m.imgur.com/APSvk8Z http://m.imgur.com/APSvk8Z
- fencepost 10y agoI'd regard Nexus and Pixel phones to be the equivalent of iPhones for something like this - they get updates directly from the "manufacturer"/Google, much as iPhones get updates from Apple. Samsung-branded devices sold primarily through carriers on the other hand get updates when they finish passing through the system of Google->handset maker->carrier and often both the handset makers and carriers are big delay points.