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[Update: New build] Samsung Galaxy S20 series gets November 2020 security patch in the US
[UPDATE: New build rolling out]
Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra are now getting a new firmware update in the US. It comes with November 2020 security patch to increase the security level of your device and keep secure against threats.
At the starting of this month, Samsung Galaxy S20 smartphones have already collected the November 2020 security patch. While this update also brings the same security patch.
Software versions:
- G981U1UES1BTK1 – Galaxy S20
- G986U1UES1BTK1 – Galaxy S20+
- G988U1UES1BTK1 – Galaxy S20 Ultra
If you want to check for the update manually, just open your device and go to the device Settings, tap on the Software update menu and go for the Download and install option.
[ORIGINAL ARTICLE: NOVEMBER 3, 2020]
Samsung is now rolling out a new software update for the Galaxy S20 series flagships in the U.S. The unlocked phones in the country are receiving the latest November 2020 security patch to keep your device secure against threats.
According to the information, the firmware update comes with software versions: G981U1UES1BTJ2, G986U1UES1BTJ2, and G988U1UES1BTJ2 for Galaxy S20 5G, S20+ 5G, and S20 Ultra 5G respectively.
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Other than the latest security patch for the Galaxy S20 series, this update doesn’t bring any new features or system enhancements. So far, Samsung didn’t share the November 2020 security patch details but expect this in the next few days.
Apart from the security updates, the Galaxy S20 series may soon get the stable build of the latest Android 11 based One UI 3.0 for the device owners who are currently on One UI 2.5. The previous report reveals that the company will start sending One UI 3.0 in November or December this year.
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If you want to check for the update manually, just open your device and go to the device Settings, tap on the Software update menu and go for the Download and install option.
Samsung has started rolling out the June 2023 update for Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 smartphones. The update is currently rolling out for locked and unlocked variants in the US, and the company could release this update in more countries soon.
June 2023 security update mends over 50 issues including 3 critical, and 47 high-levels of common vulnerability exposures. The company mainly resolves issues related to CC mode, Exynos, and Knox ID to deliver an enhanced experience.
The Korean tech giant is sending the latest software update with system security improvements to keep your files and data safe on your phone. It also optimizes system stability to offer you uninterrupted and seamless functionality on your device.
Latest Firmware:
Users of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 can identify the June 2023 update through the One UI build version mentioned below.
Galaxy Z Fold 3
- Locked – F926USQS3FWE5
- Unlocked – F926U1UES3FWE1
Galaxy Z Flip 3
- Locked – F711USQS4FWE5
- Unlocked – F711U1UES4FWE1
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If you have received this update we recommend you install it immediately to get bug free experience. To install the update on your device, open Settings, press on the Software Update option, and then click on the Download and install option. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the latest update.
Samsung so far released the June 2023 update for several devices and now the company has started pushing this update to rugged devices. At the moment, Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro is getting the latest June 2023 security update.
The new update includes the latest Android security released in June 2023 to improve system security. In addition, it also d fixes bugs to provide a seamless and uninterrupted user experience without any lagging or freezing errors.
According to official details, June 2023 security patch fixes more than 50 issues including 3 critical, and 47 high-level of common vulnerability exposures. The company resolves issues related to CC mode, Exynos, and Knox ID to deliver an enhanced experience.
Furthermore, several apps including Samsung PENUP, Internet, SmartThings, Members, Calculator, and Voice Recorder may be updated to the latest version after the software update.
Users of Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro can identify the June 2023 update through One UI build version G736BXXU4CWE3. The update is currently available in Europe and the company could expand this latest patch in more markets in a few days.
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You can install the fresh update through Settings >> Software Updates >> Download and install. If you have received this update, download and install the update to get a bug-free and smoother experience.
Samsung Find My Mobile is a feature that lets you locate and control your phone remotely if it’s lost or you forget to unlock it. Now, Samsung is enhancing Find My Mobile through a new update.
The latest update of Find My Mobile can be identified via version 7.3.06.4. The new version is available on Galaxy Store with version 10.28 MB, you can install it to get an enhanced usability experience.
Samsung Find My Mobile 7.3.06.4
June 2023 update for Find My Mobile brings general improvements to provide better performance. In addition, the update fixes issues that users might face after the last version installation.
However, the fresh release does not include any new features or changes still we recommend you install the update to make the function more stable.
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You can easily install the latest version via Galaxy Store. After opening the Galaxy Store, tap on the Menu icon, and click on the Updates option. Then, tap on the refresh icon present on the right side of the app icon to install the update. The new update for Samsung Find My Mobile is currently rolling out for Galaxy devices running Android 13 based One UI 5.1 or One UI 5.0.
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