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Samsung rolling out October 2022 security update to Galaxy S21 – T-Mobile, Verizon

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Update 1 – Oct. 11…

T-Mobile is now rolling out the October 2022 security update for the Samsung Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus, and Galaxy S21 Ultra smartphone users in the US. The new firmware brings system security improvements alongside various bug fixes in order to provide you with the best possible UX.

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Initial story – Sep. 29…

Samsung is releasing a new software update for Galaxy S21 series phones that brings the October 2022 Android security patch for Verizon US customers. Besides installing the most up-to-date monthly patch for security purposes, the latest update also resolves a known text messaging issue.

On the other flip, the Korean company is currently testing the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 beta update on Galaxy S21 phones in select markets. This introduces a slew of new features along with multiple changes over the previous One UI version.

Meanwhile, the stable One UI 5.0 will get official on October 12, probably the update rollout will also begin on the same day. Obviously, the Galaxy S22 devices will grab it first, whereas, the Galaxy S21 customers are next in line to install it.

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Galaxy S21 October 2022 update:

According to the official changelog, Samsung fixes an intermittent issue where the device didn’t receive text messages. Previously, various Verizon-locked Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S21 customers reported this problem, which is occurring after installing the September 2022 patch update.

This problem was randomly preventing Galaxy S21 devices to receive text messages. However, after restarting the phone, all the pending messages arrive in bulk. Fortunately, the issue is resolved and now users won’t have to restart their phones again and again to receive text messages.

Furthermore, enhancing the security and stability of your device is another aspect of this software update. It keeps your device away from bugs and viruses and makes sure that your files and data are saved safely. Also, it ensures you a seamless system performance without issues like crashing, lagging, slow loading, etc.

It is worth mentioning the Samsung Galaxy S21 October 2022 security patch update is currently releasing for Verizon-locked devices in the United States. However, it will reach carrier-unlocked models and other global regions very soon.

As of now, you can identify it through the One UI build version G991USQS5CVI8, G996USQS5CVI8, and G998USQS5CVI8 for the Galaxy S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra respectively. Meanwhile, to install it manually, go to your phone’s Settings app and enter the Software update section then tap on Download and install option. Follow a couple of on-screen instructions and you are done!

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April 2024 security update hitting Samsung Galaxy A53 in India

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Samsung has pushed an April 2024 security update for the Galaxy A53 smartphone in India, following the release in Europe and the US. The new update improves the system’s security and stability for a better user experience.

April 2024 update for the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G smartphone in India arrives with One UI build version A536EXXS9DXD2 and an installation package size of 243.59MB. This update is based on One UI 6.0 and the device is eligible for One UI 6.0/6.1.

The latest update includes the April 2024 security patch, which improves system security and stability by fixing over 40 issues. This update also improves some functions for better performance. However, it does not contain any new features or changes.

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.

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New Samsung Galaxy S23 firmware updates LTE TDD band support in Europe

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Following the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung is rolling out a new firmware update with enhanced LTE band support for the Galaxy S23 series in Europe. It is a region-specific update and aims to improve the network for a better user experience.

Users of Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphones are getting the second April 2024 update in Europe with One UI build version S911BXXU3CXD3, S916BXXU3CXD3, and S918BXXU3CXD3 respectively.

WHAT’S NEW 

The new firmware of the Samsung Galaxy S23 in Europe updates the Regional LTE TDD band support to provide better network performance across various European countries.

Notably, there’s a limitation for German users. Galaxy S23 models bought in Germany will not support LTE TDD band signals in certain countries, including Belgium, Denmark, France, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.

Users can check new software updates manually with a handful of simple steps. Firstly, visit your Galaxy device’s “System Settings,” once done, scroll down and tap the “Software update” tab, followed by the “Download and install” button.

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Galaxy S24 series’ second April 2024 update enhances LTE TDD band support

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April 2024 is going on Samsung has kicked off the second software update for users of the Galaxy S24 series in Europe. This update introduces an essential change for the Regional LTE TDD band support.

The second April 2024 update for the Samsung Galaxy S24 series updates the Regional LTE TDD band support for better network compatibility and performance across various regions.

However, it’s important to note that Galaxy S24 models purchased in Germany will not be able to receive signals in LTE TDD bands in several countries, including Belgium, Denmark, France, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.

In addition, the update brings bug fixes, stability optimization, and functional enhancement for the optimal performance of smartphones.

Latest Firmware

  • S928BXXU1AXCB – Galaxy S24 Ultra
  • S926BXXU1AXCB – Galaxy S24 Plus
  • S921BXXU1AXCB – Galaxy S24

To check the update, you just need to navigate 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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