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Realme GT gets a new update with August 2021 security patch, camera fixes, and more

Realme is rolling out a new software update to Realme GT users in India. The new software update brings the August 2021 security patch and a couple of fixes related to camera, sensors, and heating issues.

The new software update for Realme GT can be identified by the firmware version RMX2202_11.A.14. According to the changelog, it brings the latest security patch released in August 2021. It reduces the power consumption when the phone is idle at night and while taking photos in Portrait mode. 

The software update claims to fix the heating issue which was occurring when the phone was connected to the network. It also fixes the where “Raise to Wake feature might occasionally fail to work”. In the camera department, the new OTA update fixes the 60fps video recording shutter issue when opening the rear camera from the lock screen.

RMX2202_11.A.1 - Realme GT new update

As always, the new OTA update for Realme GT is rolling out in a staged fashion. It means that the update will initially reach a limited number of users, followed by a broader rollout in the coming days, if no critical bugs are found. To manually check for a new update, head to Settings >> Software updates.

Changelog:

  • Security
  • Connection and sharing
    • Adds the PC Connect feature.
  • Power consumption
    • Reduces power consumption when the phone is idle at night.
    • Reduces power consumption when taking photos in Portrait mode.
  • Heating
    • Fixes a heating issue that might occur when your phone is connected to a network.
  • Sensors
    • Fixes an issue where the Raise to Wake feature might occasionally fail to work.
  • Camera
    • Fixes an issue where video recording at 60 fps might stutter when you open the rear camera from the Lock screen.

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Vicky Kumar
Vicky Kumar
Vicky Kumar is a close follower of tech especially when it comes to smartphone. He is passionate to write about the new updates in technology. When he is not working, you'll find him watching cricket highlights or surfing the web.

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