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Samsung Galaxy S22 September 2022 Security Patch – Available in India
Update 4: India (for devices running Android 12)
Samsung is currently running the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 Beta testing program for the Galaxy S22 series devices. At the same time, the company has now started the rollout of the September 2022 security patch for the Galaxy S22 models not joined Beta activity in India.
- Firmware version AVHD
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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra September 2022 Security Update – India #Samsung #GalaxyS22Ultra #India pic.twitter.com/M0cQgcjQ3g
— Samsung One UI Updates (@SamsonUpdate) September 28, 2022
The new September 2022 patch brings fixes for 21 high levels, and 3 moderate levels of CVEs. Furthermore, there is no critical level of CVE mentioned on the list by the company, while, it has already fixed 2 CVEs with previous updates and 4 aren’t applicable.
Update 3: Now available for T-Mobile, Comcast and Xfinity Mobile
Just recently, Samsung resumed the September 2022 security update rollout for the Galaxy S22 series devices and expanded it to several markets including the US for unlocked models. Now, Samsung started rolling out September 2022 patch update for the Galaxy S22 series locked on T-Mobile, Comcast and Xfinity Mobile.
- Software Versions – T-Mobile
- S901USQS2AVHL – S22
- S906USQS2AVHL – S22+
- S908USQS2AVHL – S22 Ultra
- Software Versions – Comcast, Xfinity Mobile
- S901USQS2AVHH – S22
- S906USQS2AVHH – S22+
- S908USQS2AVHH – S22 Ultra
Update 2: Resumed and expanding
Samsung has again started the September 2022 Android security patch rollout for the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus and Galaxy S22 Ultra phones in various regions and markets including the United States.
- AVHL – Unlocked: AT&T, Bluegrass Cellular, Comcast, and Xfinity Mobile.
- AVHD: Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Kenya, Lebanon, Morocco, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Tunisia, Turkey, and the UAE.
Update 1: Pulled
According to a report, Samsung pulled the September 2022 security update for the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus smartphone users in Europe. The build which ends with version AVHD is not available on Samsung’s servers, while the AVI3 still releasing, as reported by SamMobile.
Initial story…
The Galaxy S22 series users are testing the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 Beta in seven eligible countries including Germany. Meanwhile, Samsung is now rolling out the September 2022 security update to the Galaxy S22 series devices not running Android 13 Beta firmware.
Samsung’s September 2022 security update comes with a regular package size of approx 225MB for the Galaxy S22 devices. In addition to system security improvements, the September OTA updates Samsung Health, SmartThings, Members, Wallet, Smart Switch and more apps to newer versions.
Yesterday, Samsung shared the September 2022 patch details, revealing all the CVEs and SVEs included in the latest security update for Galaxy phones and tablets. The update is only rolling out to Galaxy S22 series users waiting for the Stable Android 13-based One UI 5.0, while the version numbers are as follows:
- S901BXXU2AVI3 – Galaxy S22 5G
- S906BXXU2AVI3 – Galaxy S22 Plus 5G
- S908BXXU2AVI3 – Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G
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Finally, Samsung Galaxy S22 Series September 2022 Security Update – Germany #Samsung #GalaxyS22 @SFCNation pic.twitter.com/H0vHbISDuF
— Samsung One UI Updates (@SamsonUpdate) September 8, 2022
It’s expected that the South Korean tech giant will start the Stable One UI 5.0 update deployment sometime in mid-October. Earlier, the company confirmed that it will unveil the new One UI 5.0 at the SDC 2022, which is going to start on October 12.
Samsung’s Android 13 update will bring several new features and customization capabilities to the S22 series. Beta 1 enabled Themed App Icons, Camera Watermark, and more functions, while the 2nd Beta revamped the icons of a handful of stock apps. Meanwhile,
The best is yet to come!
After Galaxy A54 5G, Samsung has started rolling out the One UI 6.1 update for Galaxy A34 5G smartphone users in Korea. The update brings new features and enhancements for a better and next-level experience.
Users of Samsung Galaxy A34 5G can identify the One UI 6.1 update with One UI build version A346NKSU5CXD5. The installation package size of this update is around 2.2GB.
One UI 6.1 introduces advanced image editing, including precise clipping and object transfer between photos. It enhances video editing with speed adjustments and cross-device state sharing.
The update adds depth effects to wallpapers, new widgets, and various font choices for better personalization. Users can now organize Modes and Routines directly from the home screen, and the Quick Share feature simplifies content sharing. The Samsung Find app and child account settings support security and family management.
Additionally, Samsung Internet allows tab group sharing, while Samsung Health offers customizable health goals and menstrual cycle tracking. You can download the update through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 users in the US are receiving an Android 14-based One UI 6.1 update with limited AI features. The major update arrives with One UI build version F926U1UEUIXDB and a package size of around 2.2GB.
One UI 6.1 update is rolling out for unlocked models of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 in the US. This update is already available in Korea and Europe.
This major update brings the Circle to Search feature with Google so you can easily learn more about anything shown on your screen without switching apps. You just need to touch and hold the Home button or navigation handle, then circle anything on the screen to begin a Google Search.
In addition, the update adds several new features and improvements over the previous UI. It also installs the latest available versions of the stock apps.
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.
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In the US, Samsung is rolling out the May 2024 security update for unlocked Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra models. This update is already live in Europe and for locked models on various network carriers in the US.
The fresh update improves system security and stability to enhance the overall performance. In addition, it updates some functions and stocks apps for a better user experience.
May 2024 Security Update Details
May 2024 security update fixes 45 vulnerabilities, out of which Google has addressed 33. It includes 3 vulnerabilities as Critical and 26 as High-level. The patch also has 25 Samsung-specific enhancements. It fixes issues related to Secure Folder, multitasking framework, and more.
Latest Firmware:
- Galaxy S24 – S921U1UES2AXD3
- Galaxy S24 Plus – S926U1UES2AXD3
- Galaxy S24 Ultra – S928U1UES2AXD3
How to Update:
To check for software updates manually, head toward your phone’s Settings. At the bottom, you will get the Software Update section, simply open it. Inside the submenu, you need to hit the Download and Install button if your Galaxy fetches a new OTA.
May 2024 security update rollout begins with Samsung Galaxy S24 in the US
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