Android 16 has begun rolling out to Pixel phones starting yesterday, coinciding with the June 2025 feature drop. Additionally, Google has introduced the June 2025 security patch, which includes a range of fixes and enhancements. The focus here is on the security improvements and additional fixes that come with this update.

These enhancements are available for several Google Pixel models, specifically from the Pixel 6 and newer. The June 2025 Android security patch addresses 18 identified security issues, and the bulletin for Google devices mentions an extra 16 security fixes. The updates are being applied across various Pixel models, including the Pixel 6, 6 Pro, 6a, 7, 7 Pro, 7a, the Pixel Tablet, Fold, 8, 8 Pro, 8a, and the Pixel 9 series.

Navigating the changelog can be somewhat complex, as it contains numerous entries that do not pertain to every device. Each entry is accompanied by a number that signifies specific groups of devices. Notably, devices from the Pixel 9 series appear under multiple numbers, which may cause some confusion.

In terms of specific fixes, the update includes general improvements for fingerprint recognition under the ‘Biometrics’ section, while the ‘Bluetooth’ section addresses an issue where certain Bluetooth devices would disconnect under specific conditions. The update also offers enhancements to camera stability and general display stability, addressing inconsistent light/dark theme notifications. Overall, the June 2025 update aims to bolster performance and stability across various interface transitions, ensuring a smoother user experience.

A comprehensive changelog is available that details all the modifications and applicable devices.