The monthly wait for Google Pixel updates usually builds up to an official announcement. But this time, it seems a major carrier jumped the gun. Verizon has ‘leaked’ the changelog for the Google Pixel’s July 2025 security update ahead of its official rollout.
Typically, Google releases its Pixel updates on the first Monday of each month. However, a support page on Verizon’s website went live, detailing the changes coming in the July security patch. Interestingly, the page has since been taken down or made private. So, it doesn’t seem like Google cares too much.
Fixes included in the Google Pixel’s July 2025 update
So, what’s arriving in this pre-announced update? According to the changelog, the July 2025 update appears to focus on a couple of specific fixes rather than a long list of new features. The primary notes mention two key improvements: one addresses a fix for Wi-Fi connectivity stability and performance, and the other resolves ‘visual experiences’ issues with Android Auto.
The fix for Wi-Fi stability is likely good news for users who may have experienced occasional issues or disconnections on their networks. This type of fix is crucial for basic phone functionality. The second fix seems destined to offer smoother navigation through menus in Android Auto. The latter will also be a welcome enhancement for intensive users of the platform.
So, don’t expect a feature-packed update this month. Still, these fixes iron out the wrinkles that can make everyday smartphone use frustrating. There are no details yet on when Google will begin the OTA rollout. However, it probably won’t be many more days away.
It’s noteworthy that Google Pixel phones received the Android 16 stable update a few weeks ago. The initial experience hasn’t been entirely positive due to issues with unresponsive gestures and buttons. We’ll have to wait and see if the upcoming update addresses these complaints.
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