Google Pixel Feb. 2025 update addresses 2 issues

Google's February Pixel update is here, and it's fixing these annoying audio and Bluetooth issues
Pixel users can finally say goodbye to these frustrating bugs as Google has started rolling out the February software update for Pixel phones.
Google Pixel February 2025 update addresses two issues
The newest Google Pixel software update has now been released. Here's what it contains. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
The February 2025 Pixel update is here with crucial Bluetooth and security fixes
Google is rolling out the February 2025 Pixel update with key fixes for Bluetooth and Android Auto. The update includes security patches, addressing high-level CVEs and a Pixel-specific vulnerability.
February 2025 Android Security Update Available for Google Pixel Devices
February is here already and that means a new Google Pixel update wants to download and install on your device. For this latest patch, we are expecting some bug fixes and security improvements without much else as we wait for the March quarterly update to drop with
Google Pixel drop for Feb 2025 is out: Know what all is fixed
Google's February update for Pixel devices fixes 47 security vulnerabilities, including critical ones, and extends Pixel 6 Pro support to 2026.
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Google Pixel's February 2025 update now available with key fixes
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