‘Seamless updates’, first introduced back in 2016 and arrived on every Google Pixel phone, allows for firmware updates to be installed to a secondary partition while the phone remains in use. This eliminates downtime between firmware updates to a single reboot, after which the secondary partition becomes the main one and the update has already completed. This also acts as a failsafe in case an update goes wrong – the system can fall back on the previous partition.
Update notification on a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
Google has backed off on this requirement since it’s no longer in…
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