Huawei P60 Pro bags February 2024 EMUI security update

Huawei P60 Pro smartphone users are finally getting the February 2024 security update with a set of new enhancements. With this release, the company aims to wipe out hidden vulnerabilities and offer a bug-free experience to P60 Pro phone holders.

The February 2024 security patch has made its way to several devices in the past few days, ranging from new Nova models to the first clamshell handset – the P50 Pocket. As of now, the flagship P-series has started fetching the latest improvements.

Looking into the changelog, the February 2024 update for the Huawei P60 Pro is tagged with the EMUI 13.1.0.202 version. Meanwhile, the respective device owners need to manage a storage space of 406 MB to store the firmware effectively.

In terms of availability, the update is making its way in Latin America. Being an initial rollout, the company may take a few days to begin the wider release. Although, you can sneak into the system settings to install the latest version manually.

February 2024 security patch fixes 1 critical, 12 high, and 6 medium levels of vulnerabilities. It further patches voids that act as a gateway for harmful malware and can affect the overall device experience. Hence, you should prioritize this firmware.

Thanks to the tipster – Christian for this wonderful tip!

Huawei P60 Pro landed on the ground with EMUI 13.1 and brought an exciting range of features and capabilities. Not only in terms of optical performance, but the device won hearts for its smooth functioning as well.

As of now, Huawei P60 Pro users are eyeing the EMUI 14 major upgrade that is hearsay to show up somewhere in the first quarter of this year. Perhaps, the respective device would be among the first batch to obtain some more amazing features.

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