New update for Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20 FE brings January 2021 security update
Samsung smartphones have already received the January 2021 security patch via OTA. Also, the South Korean tech giant has announced the January 2021 security patch bulletin for its devices.
As per the latest report by RPRNA, Samsung has started releasing the January 2021 security patch for Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, and S20 FE. It brings system security improvements and feature enhancements for a better user experience.
Last month, the company has already released a major update to Galaxy S20 FE ahead of its schedule. However, the Android 11 update for these phones is now available globally.
Read More: List of eligible Samsung Galaxy devices for monthly and quarterly security updates [January 2021]
Software Versions:
- G980FXXS5CTL6/G981BXXS5CTL6 – Samsung Galaxy S20 LTE/5G
- G985FXXS5CTL5/G986BXXS5CTL6 – Samsung Galaxy S20+ LTE/5G
- G988BXXS5CTL6 – Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G
- G780FXXS1BTL2/G781BXXS1BTL2 – Samsung Galaxy S20 FE LTE/5G
The unlocked units of the Galaxy S20 have already started receiving the latest security patch in the US. Additionally, this security update is currently being rolling out in European countries, so it may take some time to reach your smartphone.
Here’s how to check for updates manually:
- Swipe down the notification panel and hit on the Settings icon
- Find the Software updates menu then click on it
- Tap on Download and install button.
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Samsung Galaxy S21 series is getting a new update with April 2024 security Patch in Korea. The fresh update enhances the system security and adds a new feature of the Samsung Wallet app to provide a smoother performance.
April 2024 update for Samsung Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus, and Galaxy S21 Ultra smartphones in Korea can be identified through One UI build version G991NKSU4FXD3, G996NKSU4FXD3, and G998NKSU4FXD3 respectively.
The latest update includes a new feature within the Samsung Wallet app, which now supports a ‘Mobile ID’ function. This function allows users to add their mobile driver’s licenses and national veterans registration cards to their Samsung Wallet.
These digital IDs are officially issued by the government and can be used just like physical ID cards, both online and offline. However, it is important to note that only IC cards marked with a mobile ID icon are eligible to be added.
In addition to the ‘Mobile ID’ feature, the update also includes the latest Google security patch for the stabilization of security features. Users of the Galaxy S21 series in Korea can now enjoy these benefits after installing the new update through Settings >> Software Updates >> Download and Install.
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After unlocked models, Samsung has started releasing the April 2024 security update for carrier-locked variants of Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra smartphones in the US. The update is live on Comcast, T-Mobile, and Xfinity Mobile network carriers.
April 2024 security patch fixes over 40 security flaws to provide an intuitive experience. It protects against security threats by incorporating the latest security patches for Android. It also enhances some functions to provide a more reliable and efficient user experience.
Users of locked Samsung Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra smartphones can identify the April 2024 security update in the US through PDA version N98XUSQS6HXD1.
If you have received the update pop-up on your smartphone, you can install it to get an enhanced experience. You can check and install the update through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
Unlocked Galaxy Note 20 series receiving April 2024 update in the US
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Samsung has acknowledged the Quick Panel issue in its latest One UI 6.1 update that is affecting users. The issue unexpectedly activates the quick panel when users interact with notifications or try to access detailed views. This problem has been a cause of inconvenience for many Galaxy users.
The tech giant has assured its users that a fix is in the works. A community moderator said the company apologizes for the inconvenience caused by this bug and has promised to deliver a software update to resolve the Quick panel issue on One UI 6.1 devices.
Samsung has not provided a specific timeline for the update but suggested keeping devices up-to-date to benefit from the latest software advancements. The upcoming update is expected to resolve the Quick Panel issue.
Users are advised to stay tuned for the software update, which will include the necessary fix for the Quick Panel bug.
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