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Xiaomi Mi A2 Android 10 update starts rolling out to users in India: Here's how you can get it

The Mi A2 has started receiving its Android 10 update in India. The Android 10 update is the last OS update for the 2018 Android One phone from Xiaomi.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Xiaomi is rolling out the Android 10 update to the Mi A2 in India.
  • The Mi A2 Android 10 update will be its last OS update.
  • The newer Mi A3 is yet to get the Android 10 update. 
Xiaomi has been busy rolling out updates to its phones actively in the last few months. The flagship Redmi K series phones were the first ones to get the Android 10 update while the rest of the lineup received the MIUI 11 update that brought in some interesting new features. However, Xiaomi also make Android One phones and that lot has been behind when it comes to getting the latest updates. The Mi A3 and Mi A2 are still stuck on the older Android 9 but there's some good news for Mi A2 users.
Xiaomi has finally started rolling out the Android 10 update for the Mi A2. The update is being rolled out via Over-The-Air and is coming in batches to all the devices. Hence, some Mi A2 users may receive the notification or downloading the Android 10 update where others might have to wait for a few weeks. The update weighs 1.3GB and it is recommended that users should connect the phone to a Wi-Fi network to download the update package.
Unlike the Android 10 update for its MIUI based phones, Xiaomi is rolling out a clean stock build of Android 10 for the Mi A2. The Mi A2 is an Android One phone that runs on stock Android and is entitled to get timely Android security patches as well as OS updates. In fact, the Mi A2 will get its last OS update in the form of the Android 10 update as it originally launched with Android Oreo onboard and got the Android 9 Pie update early last year.

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