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Nothing Phone(2) Users In India Receives Nothing OS 2.6 Update With September 2024 Security Patch

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By Sushant Singh

Nothing new update Nothing OS 2.6 has now been announced for the Nothing Phone(2) users in India region. This update comes with several new features, bug fixes, and most importantly September 2024 security patch. This update has a download size of 681 MB. The screengrab of the update has been shared by a user named Technerd on X. Here you get the detailed changelog.

New features & improvements

Swipe down incoming notifications to enter the Pop-up view. For easy access to information without having to leave an app. Turn it on via Settings > System > Pop-up view.

Enable vibration for third-party apps during calls. Turn on via Settings > Sound and vibration > Vibration. 1. Battery and Pedometer Widgets can now be displayed on the lock screen and Always On Display.

Introducing the News Reporter Widget. Let your daily news stories be read aloud to you by Tim, Nothing’s CFO. Please note: this feature is still in beta and relies on various generative Al models, which may sometimes behave unexpectedly.

Newly refined ringtone volume for incoming calls.
Improved the speed of the Bluetooth tile toggle in Quick Settings.

Ensured Bluetooth tile reflects correct earbud information.
Updated to September Security Patch.

Bug Fixes

Optimised wallpaper preview displays.

Resolved an issue preventing calls to be made on specific networks.

Fixed an issue affecting 112 calls to the police.

Resolved the problem causing some Cloned Apps to auto-rotate despite being disabled.

Fixed an issue where the Media Player Widget couldn’t play music when switching from guest to main user.

Optimised the Always On Display interface.

Ensured consistency of information within photo details on the camera roll.

Resolved the zoom slider display issue when videoing on the camera.

Fixed system stability issues.

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