Huawei P50 Pro grabs February 2024 HarmonyOS firmware

After the global units, Huawei is sending the February 2024 firmware for the P50 Pro smartphone users in China. The update contains useful improvements and helps to enhance the security status of your flagship device to offer a better experience.

On the other hand, the company is gearing up the update distribution in the global market. So far, many flagship and mid-range handsets have fetched the security-based optimizations and bug fixes released in February 2024.

Meanwhile, the company is treating its home ground consumers with new software updates. Huawei P50 Pro users can identify the February 2024 firmware with the HarmonyOS 4.0.0.130 build version and a software package of 457MB.

The changelog shows the presence of the February 2024 security patch which packs refinements for the internal system of the device. It also safeguards your essentials from privacy threats and exploits that might result in system crashes and data loss.

Security:

• Integrates security patches released in February 2024 for improved system security.

There are a few precautions that you should take before proceeding with the installation. For instance, this firmware won’t erase your data but it is better to take a backup beforehand. Also, keep enough storage space to avoid any interruption.

Huawei P50 Pro is an amazing device that easily excites users for its awesome photography skills. It sports a quad-lens arrangement with a 50MP main shooter, a 13MP ultra-wide lens, a 64MP telephoto snapper, and a 40MP monochrome lens.

That’s not it. The device company along with a 13MP iconic shooter captures fantastic selfie portraits. Ahead, there is a 4360mAh battery to keep the device running all day long with a 66W fast charging support.

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