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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, Flip 3 grabbing May 2022 security update in the US
Just recently, Samsung rolled out the May 2022 Android security patch update for the Galaxy S21 series smartphones in Europe. Now the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 users are getting the latest security update in the United States markets.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 May 2022 update comes with One UI build version F711U1TBS2CVD4. Whereas, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 users can identify this update via the firmware version F926U1UES1CVD4. It is released for the unlocked models in the country and will soon reach more users all over the world.
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Furthermore, the Samsung May 2022 update comes with improved system security and stability alongside bringing various bug fixes for the device’s performance enhancement. Right now, the company has not detailed this month’s security patch, however, it may probably uncover them this week.
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If you are a Galaxy Z Fold 3 or Galaxy Z Flip 3 user in the US and haven’t yet received the update notification, you can check the latest activity through the Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. If the update is available, click the Download now button.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3, Fold 3 Android 13 One UI 5:
It’s been a couple of months since Samsung rolled out the latest major software system update for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 owners which is Android 12-based One UI 4.1. And since the first Android 13 beta has already reached Google Pixel users, you might also be looking for an update on your phone.
According to Samsung’s Android 12 distribution schedule, the two corresponding devices will get the taste of Android in early August. And probably, the stable update will begin reaching users in November.
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We are in December 2024 and Samsung has started releasing the second November 2024 security update for the Galaxy S24 series. The update is currently available for users in Europe and may expand to more countries soon.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra are getting a second November 2024 security update via the One UI build version S921BXXU4AXK4, S926BXXU4AXK4, and S928BXXU4AXK4 respectively.
The fresh update enhances the stability of some functions to provide a better experience. In addition, it also improves the security of the device by fixing some bugs for smoother performance. However, the exact details of the enhancements are not given in the changelog.
Users will have to download a 570 MB package to install the firmware update on their smartphone. For installation, you just need to visit Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
Aside from this, Samsung is regularly working to start the One UI 7 Beta Program soon for the Galaxy S24 series. Recently, a new build appeared for the Galaxy S24 series, suggesting the beta update is just around the corner.
If you are using a Galaxy S24 smartphone in Europe, install the update now to get enhanced security. In addition, it is the way towards the One UI 7 Beta.
Samsung moves closer to One UI 7 Beta release for Galaxy S24
Samsung is rolling out the November 2024 security update for the Galaxy Watch 7 in Europe, after Korea. This update is important as it’s the first security patch for the watch since it was released in July.
Before this, the Galaxy Watch 7 had been criticized for not getting updates on time, with some models still using security patches from months before the watch was even launched.
November 2024 security update is available for Galaxy Watch 7 Bluetooth models (SM-L300, SM-L310) in Europe with firmware version ending with XXU1AXK6. However, not all models are getting the update just yet.
The update is currently not available for the 4G versions of the Galaxy Watch 7 (SM-L305F, SM-L315F) or the Galaxy Watch Ultra (SM-L705F). Samsung is expected to release the update for these models soon.
The fresh update improves the watch’s stability and reliability. The most essential part is that it adds the latest security patch for November 2024 as it makes the device more secure.
Users will have to install a 245 MB software package to install the update. You can also check for the update manually by connecting the watch to your phone, opening the Wearable app then, going to the Watch 7 settings in the app and selecting Update watch software.
Samsung releases November 2024 security update for Galaxy Watch 7
Samsung has pushed the first update for the limited-release foldable phone, Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, which installs the November 2024 security patch. The fresh update is based on One UI 6.1.1 and Android 14.
The first update for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition is rolling out in Korea and the company will soon make it available for all models. Users can verify the November 2024 security update with One UI build version F958NKSU2AXK4 and an installation package size of around 500MB.
The fresh update delivers the usual security fixes and may also include performance enhancements, bug fixes, and stability improvements. However, Samsung has not provided any specific details in the changelog.
Notably, November 2024 security fixes 52 vulnerabilities in Android and Samsung software. Google has patched 38 high-level issues, and one CVE doesn’t apply to Galaxy devices. Samsung has also addressed 13 issues, including bugs related to multiple users, Dex Mode, Galaxy Watch, and Settings. These patches aim to improve security and device performance.
For those with a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, updating is easy. Simply go to the Settings app, navigate to “Software update,” and select “Download and install” to receive the patch.
The update ensures that the device remains secure, stable, and possibly more efficient, though it may not include any major feature changes.