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Google is anticipated to soon launch the November 2025 Pixel update, especially after a quick disclosure from Verizon that uncovered various details ahead of time. This update is likely to include the newest Android security fix along with a range of small adjustments for multiple Pixel devices. Though Google has not formally declared the update, Verizon's early changelog leak hints that it could be available at any moment, probably within the week, for most users with compatible Pixel smartphones. As per the changelog that leaked via Verizon, the November update is set to include enhancements in stability, solutions for bugs, and refreshed security patches. This listing, which was available for a short time and subsequently taken down, was first noticed by DroidLife. The leak demonstrated that the update has build numbers BP3A.251105.015 for many Pixel devices and BD3A.251105.010.E1 for the Pixel 10 series. These builds are expected to be available for a broad selection of Pixel phones such as the Pixel 7a, Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel 8a, Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro series, Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Pixel 9a, Pixel 10 series, and Pixel Fold.
The November 2025 Pixel update is said to introduce several important fixes. For Audio, it is likely to fix a problem that led to system crashes and slow performance in specific situations. Battery life and charging efficiency are claimed to be enhanced for all devices. Regarding cameras, this update is expected to resolve an issue that caused rainbow-patterned colors in photos taken with ultra-wide and telephoto lenses. The Framework section reportedly includes solutions for app loading errors and webcam mode complications when linked to external devices, based on the leak. All suitable Pixel phones that receive the November 2025 Pixel update will probably also get the latest Android security fix, ensuring ongoing protection against recent threats. While Verizon's leak did not mention any new features, earlier sources have hinted that a minor Pixel Feature Drop might come alongside this update. However, Google has not confirmed if any new features will be included with the November patch.
Interestingly, Verizon has not yet updated the information for the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, and Pixel 7 Pro. These models were also absent from last month’s update. It is still uncertain whether they will get the November patch at the same time, but Google is expected to update older models shortly after the newest devices start receiving the rollout.
