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Verizon updates Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 with May 2021 patch, improved Quick Share
Over the past few weeks, Samsung updated several flagships, mid-range, and budget devices to the latest security patch released this month. Specifically, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 received this update in the starting days of May in Europe, Asia, and so on.
Now, the Verizon branded Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 started grabbing the May 2021 security patch with a new firmware update in the US. Along with the latest security improvements, this OTA improves the Quick Share for better file sharing between Android devices.
Rolling out in a staged manner, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 update bears build number F916USQU1DUDE. It depends on the carrier when it expands the availability of the May 2021 software update to every Z Fold 2 model in the United States.
It is important to mention that Samsung has also patched the severe vulnerability of the Qualcomm 5G modem that steals the call details and other sensitive data from the user’s smartphone. You can check out the official update log of Verizon’s Galaxy Z Fold 2 below.
What’s changing:
This software update provides:
- The latest security patch on your device.
- Enhancements to Quick Share for easily sharing files to other Android devices.
- Other performance improvements.
To check for software updates manually, just open device Settings >> Software updates >> Download and install>> Install now.
Verizon is rolling out a new update with the April 2024 security patch for Samsung Galaxy A23 and Galaxy Tab S7 devices in the US. The update improves system security and stability for better performance.
The Korean tech giant is delivering the latest software update with system security improvements to keep your files and data safe on your Galaxy device. It also optimizes system stability to offer you uninterrupted and seamless functionality on your device.
Moreover, the patch brings fixes for 1 critical and 26 high-priority Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) identified by Google, alongside 17 Samsung-specific Vulnerabilities and Exposures (SVEs).
Latest Firmware
- A236VSQU3CXD3 – Galaxy A23
- T978USQS7DXD1 – Galaxy Tab S7 Plus
- T878USQS7DXD1 – Galaxy Tab S7
April 2024 security update is currently rolling out for locked models of Samsung Galaxy A23 and Galaxy Tab S7 series on the Verizon network in the US.
You can check the update by navigating to the device’s Settings, then a Software update, and Download and install. If you have received the update, install it now to get enhanced features.
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Samsung is releasing a new update with April 2024 security patch for Galaxy M33 and Galaxy A23 smartphones. The fresh update installs the latest Android security patch to improve system security and stability for a better user experience.
The latest patch fixes over 40 issues to make the smartphone more secure, stable, and reliable. It mainly resolves problems related to Storage Manager Service, Out of bounds write, and more.
April 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy M33 arrives with One UI build version M336BXXS7DXD1 while the Galaxy A23 smartphone is getting it with PDA version A236BXXU5DXD6.
The update is currently rolling out for these devices in Europe and the company will soon make this update available in all eligible markets. It is an initial rollout so it may take some hours or days to reach models.
You can check the update by navigating to the device’s Settings, then a Software update, and Download and install. If you have received the update, install it now to get enhanced features.
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Samsung has rolled out the updated 4G TDD band support firmware for Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy A35, and Galaxy A34 smartphones in Europe. The fresh update enhances the 4G TDD band support to better network connectively.
According to the changelog, the new firmware for Samsung Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy A35, and Galaxy A34 smartphones in Europe updates the Regional 4G TDD band support to deliver better network performance across various European countries.
It is important to note that Galaxy models purchased in Germany cannot receive signals in LTE TDD bands in several countries, including Belgium, Denmark, France, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.
Moreover, the update also improves the security and stability of the device. It also fixes some issues for error-free services.
Latest Firmware
- Galaxy S23 FE – S711BXXU2CXD3
- Galaxy A35 – A356BXXU1AXBB
- Galaxy A34 – A346BXXU6BXD2
If you have received the notification of the update then install it now to get a bug-free experience. You can also check the update by visiting the Settings app on your smartphone and opening the Software Update section. Now, click on the Download and Install option.
New Samsung Galaxy S23 firmware updates LTE TDD band support in Europe
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