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Samsung One UI 4.1 Secure Folder 1.7.01.67 update brings bug fixes
Samsung has released a new update for the Secure Folder app that carries version 1.7.01.67. The latest release brings some fixes to provide more security and privacy to Galaxy users’ personal files and apps.
Samsung Secure Folder 1.7.01.67 update
Samsung Secure Folder 1.7.01.67 update comes with an installation package size of 20.03MB. The update fixes some issues including the disappearance of app icons in the secure folder and more.
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Talking about the changelog of the latest release, this update does not contain any new features or changes excluding these fixes. You will surely get a smoother experience after updating to the latest version.
Notably, the latest Secure Folder 1.7.01.67 update is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 12 based One UI 4.1 or below.
WHAT’S NEW
- Fixed the problem that disappears app icon in secure folder
- Bug fix
To install this latest version on your smartphone, open the Galaxy Store, tap on the menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top left corner, after that, you will find the Updates option, tap on it.
From here you will get all the available updates, you can install any of them. Also, you can get this new update directly from the link mentioned below.
- Get Samsung Secure Folder 1.7.01.67 update – APKMirror
About Samsung Secure Folder
Samsung offered an app named Secure Folder which creates a private and encrypted space on your smartphone to store private files and apps safely. You can move apps and data to a Secure Folder and get extra security and privacy protection. Read One UI 4.1 Secure Folder here.
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