Nokia is one of the very old and popular mobile brands that is getting lost in the world of new trends, Chinese OEMs and other nascent competitors. However, it is still striving hard to get back in the game. With the failed attempts of bringing Windows OS to Launching a Linux based platform, Nokia felt off the bridge.
However, a couple of years ago, the HMD Global took over the license to release Nokia branded devices. HMD was given the required patents as well as feature phone software and then came into the picture the Android Nougat 7.1.1.1 based Nokia 6.
According to a CounterPoint study, Nokia, even though a weak competitor in the areas of features and popularity, was a great performer than any other brand in the Android market. This was from the latest Android version from the month of August 2018. In the case of the Security Patches as well, Nokia has been performing amazingly.
The size of the September 2019 Security Update for Nokia 2 is 80.1 MB and there is no changelog yet in our hands. Here is a screenshot shared by a Source –
Just like any other OTA Update, you will have to wait for a few more days or weeks for the Nokia 2 September Security Update to roll out on your device. Since this process is accomplished in blocks.
What to Consider while Downloading?
We recommend you to download this update over a reliable WiFi connection and with a battery of over 50%. A complete back up of your device is always good to be done. You can manually download or check the OTA Update by going to the Settings> System > Advanced> System Updates.
Note –
In case you are looking for a way to verify the security update, you can always go to the Settings> About Phone. Here you can get the Android version, Build Number and Baseband version of the device. Check if these all match with the latest details of the update. If yes, then go ahead and download it.
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Happy Androiding 🙂
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