Android users have been urged to check for the latest update to their phone without delay.

A new patch has been released and, although it's not as critical as last month's upgrade, users are being urged to install it to keep their devices secure.

Adam Boynton, Senior Security Strategy Manager EMEIA at security firm Jamf, said: "Although the latest Android security bulletin does not list any vulnerabilities currently known to be under exploitation, we still strongly recommend that Android users update their devices immediately.

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"The majority of the fixes are within the Android framework, which provides the foundation for building Android applications and is therefore an attractive target for cybercrimina

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