Xiaomi is rolling out the January 2023 security update for the high-end Xiaomi 12 Lite and the Redmi Note 11 NFC devices. The firmware is keeping its steps with some useful fixes and improvements for the respective handsets. Besides, it also improves the system’s stability.
Alongside the regular rollouts, the Chinese tech maker has begun dispatching the Android 13-based MIUI 14 software upgrade for its flagship models. In recent days, we have caught several Xiaomi smartphone users enjoying new features and immersive experiences with the latest upgrade.
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Talking about the current development, the company has pushed off the January 2023 update for the Xiaomi 12 Lite and Redmi Note 11 NFC models in the European and global markets respectively. On the flip side, the Redmi Note 11 Pro users residing in Indonesia can also take benefit from this iteration.
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Consequently, the latest firmware brings the January 2023 security patch on board which traces the bugs and minor issues of the device. Further, it relieves the internal framework from privacy-related threats, making it tougher to harmful malware.
Moreover, the build improves the overall functioning of the device and makes it more stable and durable for daily tasks and operations. Thus you should install the firmware as soon as it appears on the notification panel.
Before we check the build numbers, it’s worth mentioning that the Xiaomi 12 Lite is receiving the January 2023 security patch with the MIUI 14 update. Currently, this firmware is only available to beta testers, but the company will soon initiate a public release.
Firmware Version:
- Xiaomi 12 Lite (Europe) – V14.0.5.0.TLIEUXM
- Redmi Note 11 NFC (Global) – V13.0.6.0.SGKMIXM
- Redmi Note 11 Pro (Indonesia) – V13.0.5.0.SKCIDXM
The update is appearing through the OTA medium. Hence, it could take some days to cover all the eligible units in the region. Although, you have the option to navigate to the update section and install the firmware manually.
