Fairphone Open 19.02.1 release
Fairphone Open 19.02.1 has been released. You can get it through the updater, or by download in the download section of this site.
Add Fastboot mode indicator (blinking blue LED and vibration pattern)
Update Chromium WebView
2018-12-01 security patch level
Security fixes
- from the Android Security Bulletin—December 2018:
CVE-2018-9548, CVE-2018-9549, CVE-2018-9552, CVE-2018-9553, CVE-2018-9554, CVE-2018-9555, CVE-2018-9558, CVE-2018-9559, CVE-2018-9566
- from the Android Security Bulletin—November 2018:
CVE-2017-15818, CVE-2018-9523, CVE-2018-9524, CVE-2018-9527, CVE-2018-9540, CVE-2018-9541, CVE-2018-9542, CVE-2018-9543,
- from the Android Security Bulletin—October 2018:
CVE-2018-9490, CVE-2018-9491, CVE-2018-9493, CVE-2018-9497, CVE-2018-9498, CVE-2018-9499, CVE-2018-9501, CVE-2018-9502, CVE-2018-9503, CVE-2018-9504, CVE-2018-9505, CVE-2018-9506, CVE-2018-9507, CVE-2018-9508, CVE-2018-9509, CVE-2018-9510, CVE-2018-9514, CVE-2018-9515
- from the Android Security Bulletin—September 2018:
CVE-2018-11261, CVE-2018-11816
Please report any (new) issues through the public bugtracker. As usual, please specify the steps to reproduce, and provide as many details as possible.
Warning
If you are coming from Android 6, the Android 7 upgrade cannot be installed on encrypted devices with secure start-up enabled. Please disable secure start-up first: go to security settings and re-enter your current screen lock, but leave secure start-up disabled. You should undo this after installing the update.
Hint
If you do encounter the decryption issue after upgrading to Android 7, do not wipe your data. You can flash Android 6 to get your data back and follow the workaround on the bugtracker to install Android 7.