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# How to update the WiFi Bridge's firmware

We are committed to enhancing accuracy, signal strength, and introducing new features through ongoing algorithm improvements. When a new firmware version is available, you can easily update your WiFi Bridge's firmware by following these steps:

#### Prompted Update

1. **Notification:** When your WiFi Bridge is connected, the MeatStick App will notify you of a new firmware update.
2. **Follow Instructions:** Follow the prompted instructions in the app to proceed with the update.

#### Manual Check

1. **Navigate to Settings:** Open the MeatStick App and go to the WiFi Bridge settings.
2. **Check for Updates:** Manually check for available firmware updates.

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#### Ensure you have a few minutes to spare for the update process and **d**o not initiate an update if you're pressed for time to start your cooking.


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