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[Update: Russia] Redmi 9A grabbing February 2021 security update in India
March 17, 2021
Xiaomi is expanding a new update for Redmi 9A users in Russia, which installs the latest Android patch released in February 2021 to enhance the user’s experience.
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The new update comes with the MIUI 12 based version V12.0.8.0.QCDRUXM and updated package size of 1.7GB. Below you can check the download link and changelog of this update.
Redmi 9A (Russia) – Download Link
WHAT’S NEW:
System
- Updated Android Security Patch to February 2021. Increased system security.
March 12, 2021
Back in 2020, Xiaomi launched its new budget smartphone, Redmi 9A with a 6.53-inch HD+ 20:9 Dot Drop screen, is powered by MediaTek Helio G25 with up to 3GB of RAM, runs Android 10 with MIUI 12 out of the box, features a 13-megapixel rear camera and a 5-megapixel camera on the front.
Now, the company has started sending a new software update for Redmi 9A users in India. The update improves system security by installing the latest Android security patch released
in February 2021.
Aside from the security patch, there’s no features and optimization have been added to the smartphone. Previously, the smartphone received the same update in Europe which enhance device performance for a better user experience.
Other than this, Xiaomi started rolling out the stable MIUI 12.5, the latest version of its MIUI skin. The company also started rolling out the Android 11 update for some of its smartphones.
Below you can check the changelog, software version, and download link of this update.
Updated MIUI Version:
- Software version –V12.0.11.0.QCDINXM
- Package Size- 1.7 GB
Updated Changelog:
System
- Updated Android Security Patch to February 2021. Increased system security
Download Link:
Users of Redmi 9A can manually download the update from the link mentioned below.
How to update:
- Open device Settings >> About phone >> tap on MIUI version >> Check for updates.
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