Google surprises Pixel 6 series users by releasing a mysterious second February update for the Pixel 6 series that doesn't include a changelist.
. Without any changelist included, speculation abounded and one of the issues that might have been fixed is the Pixel 6 series' in-display optical fingerprint scanner.
Already a target from critics for its laggy and sometimes inaccurate performance, the in-display optical fingerprint scanner seemed to take a step backward following the first February update. After the January update fixed much of what was troubling the biometric reader, the first February update might have resulted in a case of one step forward and two steps back. But some users have said that after installing today's 10.25MB update, this feature is now better than ever.
shot down that theory in a tweet in which he wrote,"There are zero APN or carrier configuration changes and the modem firmware hasn't been updated. It's unlikely that it had anything to do with a launch." Micay added that the update includes a missing security fix for the Android Open Source Project , and updated the camera's hardware abstraction layer APEX file.
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