That massive Pixel security flaw reported last month has been patched
Briefly

Recent research revealed a significant security vulnerability within Pixel phones due to showcase.apk, a pre-installed app with high system privileges. Google has rolled out an update to eliminate this threat.
iVerify disclosed that showcase.apk, initially meant for Verizon employees, had the capability to execute code and install software remotely, posing a serious risk to user safety.
Palantir Technologies, which identified the vulnerability, has restricted the use of Android devices in their operations due to concerns regarding the risk posed by the flaw.
While the risk of exploitation was believed to be limited, Google decided to remove showcase.apk entirely from affected Pixel phones to enhance user safety.
Read at ZDNET
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