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Redmi 6 Update Start In India With MIUI 10.3.2.0

Redmi 6 MIUI Update Has Includes Lots Of Features And Major Bug Fixes.

Redmi 6 Update start in India with the new version MIUI 10.3.2.0 very shortly. The Redmi 6 MIUI update brings lots of attractive features and optimization.

According to the user’s post, Redmi 6 update comes with MIUI 10.3.2.0 with April security patch. However, some users report that they obtain the March security patch on Redmi 6. As well as, the Xiaomi also confirmed that, the phone would not receive Android Pie update. The update file comes with just only 279MB in size and includes main bug fixes. Let’s have a look at update features.

The features of the Redmi 6 update

The changelog posted that the update system has fixed some bug that was affecting calls to take longer than usual time to finish. Further, the issue concerning the status bar shortcut and floating notification for calls that appeared on a similar time has been resolved. The update also solves some problems related to face unlock, low battery warning, call time bubble, media playback volume, notification badges, and sync settings web page. Besides this bug fixes, the update system includes optimizations concerning face unlock, app icons, and Mi Cloud. The update also allows the users a floating window that emerges for incoming calls while the user is playing a game.

Redmi 6 M I U I Update Brings Lots Of Attractive Features And Some Bug Fixes

For getting the MIUI 10.3 update on your Redmi 6, you need to go Settings > About phone > System updates > Check for updates.

Last week, the Redmi 4 reportedly received the MIUI 10.3.1.0 Stable replace by an over-the-air (OTA) package. That update seemingly introduced fixes for areas similar to Settings and Home Screen. And it also included the dated October 2018 security patch.

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