Redmi Note 7 1q5o Redmi K20 Among Smartphones Added to Xiaomi's End-of- List

The phone will not get MIUI 13 update. 3u6y6u

By Sourabh Kulesh | Updated: 2 June 2022 17:56 IST

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Redmi K20 was a popular phone during its launch in 2019

Highlights

Redmi Note 7 was launched in 2019
These phones will not get software and security update
Xiaomi releases updates for at least two years

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Xiaomi has added Redmi Note 7, Redmi K20, Redmi 7, Mi Play, Mi 9 SE, among others in the list of smartphones that will no longer receive any software or firmware updates (including security updates). The Chinese company also says that the smartphones included in the End-of- list (EOS) might not even respond to security vulnerability reports. Xiaomi releases monthly as well as quarterly security patch updates for its devices for at least two years after the product is listed in the marketplace.

As per the Mi 9 SE. These handsets will not get the MIUI 13 update. The Redmi Note 7 series, and the Redmi K20 were popular smartphones in their respective categories at the time of their launch in 2019.

Xiaomi releases monthly and quarterly security patch updates on Xiaomi devices for at least two years after a product listing in the marketplace. These updates include Android security patches released by Google as well as patches for Xiaomi-specific issues.

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