Xiaomi has officially started the rollout of the November 2025 Android security patch, even beating Google in its distribution. This update not only strengthens device security, but also introduces improvements related to HyperOS 2, the proprietary operating system based on Android 15, designed to optimize stability and permission management.
Xiaomi anticipates Google and releases the November 2025 security patch with HyperOS 2.
Among the first devices to receive the update are:
- Xiaomi 13T (EEA): OS2.0.211.0.VMFEUXM
- POCO M6, Redmi 13, Redmi 13X (Global): OS2.0.203.0.VNTMIXM
- POCO C75 5G, Redmi A4 (India): OS2.0.203.0.VGVINXM
- POCO M6, Redmi 13, Redmi 13X (Taiwan): OS2.0.203.0.VNTTWXM
These models benefit from a smoother system, with improved multitasking, optimized animations, and greater control over app permissions. Xiaomi also confirmed that the Redmi Note 12 and Redmi Note 12R Pro will continue to receive updates based on Android 14, but with security patches updated to November 2025 (OS2.0.5.0.UMQMIXM and OS2.0.6.0.UMQEUXM).
The November patch includes fixes for critical vulnerabilities, although Google hasn't yet released its official bulletin. This once again highlights Xiaomi's readiness to proactively protect its users, exceeding Google's release deadlines.
HyperOS 2, with its modular and integrated approach, represents a step forward in intelligent resource management, offering a more secure and responsive user experience. Users can check for update availability via the HyperOSUpdates.com app or directly from the Google Play Store.
The rollout is gradual and will involve more and more models in the coming weeks. Xiaomi has confirmed that the long-term support plan remains active for compatible devices, ensuring regular updates even for older models.
