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Redmi Note 10 September 2022 firmware update rolling out for more users

Xiaomi providing improvements for the Redmi Note 10 devices worldwide with its latest month patch. The September 2022 security update has now reached Turkey. This firmware brings stability to your system and enriches security.

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Before rolling out in Turkey, the update was earlier released in several regions including Indonesia, Russia and EEA. The users of these mentioned devices are experiencing the boosted performance of their smartphones by fixing some issues.

The latest September 2022 security patch update arrives with a package size of around 2.9GB and can be identified via the MIUI build version V13.0.3.0.SKGTRXM. However, it will reach more remaining users in the coming days or weeks.

The Redmi Note 10 is a great device that is running on the latest Android 12-based MIUI 13 custom skin, which provided lots of great offerings, and with this monthly security patch, it will get a booster. Now the experience will be more unique.

As far as the details of update matter, so the changelog didn’t mention any major transformation, but it displays increased system security and stability. For your better understanding, you can check it’s changelog below.

Changelog:

System
Updated Android Security Patch to September 2022.

Increased system security.

September 2022 security patch is now available to download on your Redmi Note 10 devices, to install it. You just need to visit the Settings of your phone, here move towards the System and Update menu. Open it, you will see a new version, hit Download button and Install the update.

Redmi Note 10

Redmi Note 10 is a successor of Redmi Note 9, the device which comes with 6.51-inch IPS LCD display, powered on the MediaTek’s Helio G35 SoC, with support of 4,500mAh battery. Further, the phone features a triple-camera setup at the back. The device sports a 13MP primary main camera, a 2MP depth sensor, and a 2MP macro lens. On the front side, the phone integrates a 8MP camera for capturing selfies and having video calls.


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