We are in July 2025, and Samsung is rolling out the second June 2025 security update for the Galaxy A56 5G smartphone. The device had already received its first update early last month, but it appears Samsung needed to address additional issues that may have been missed in the initial patch.

The second June 2025 security update for the Samsung Galaxy A56 5G smartphone arrives with One UI build A566BXXU4AYF2. Users will have to download around 450MB package to install the update. The update is currently live for users in North African countries, including Morocco.

The update improves system security and stability to deliver a smoother and more reliable user experience. It is also expected to fix issues that users encountered in the previous software. Aside from this, the changelog doesn’t include anything special.

Users are advised to install the update promptly to benefit from the improved security measures. For those who have not received an update notification, the update can be manually checked and installed.

To install the update, open the smartphone’s settings, select ‘Software Update’, and then ‘Download and install’. Following these steps will ensure that your Galaxy smartphone is up-to-date with the latest security protections.

Samsung is going to introduce stable One UI 8 with the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 smartphones on July 7. After that, the company will expand this update to more Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy A56 5G. At the moment, this smartphone is under One UI 8 internal testing.

Samsung is about to finish its One UI 7 rollout, with the Galaxy A06 being added to the updated list. The major firmware update is now rolling out to Samsung’s cheapest smartphone, just time time for its sequel is be developed.

The Galaxy A06 is starting to receive its Android 15-based One UI 7 update today, as per X user Andy Swaskito. The new firmware carries PDA build version A065FXXU4BYF6, weighs nearly 3GB, and includes the May 2025 patch.

It’s like fixing a launch time injustice with the device, as it was launched with Android 14-based One UI 6.1. Meanwhile, the same phone’s 5G variant hit shelves with the latest Android 15-based One UI 7.0 OS at launch.

One UI 7 brings smart new features and improved animations. It also universally installs Now Bar and Live Notifications features on Galaxy devices. You will also enjoy the smoother animations that the new software brings.

The new OS introduces redesigned Quick Settings and Notification Panel. By default, both panels come separated, but you can also switch to the older method with new aesthetics. App icons and system-wide UI components have also got a modern look.

To update your device software, open Settings > Software update > Download and install.

Over the past eight weeks, Samsung rolled out the One UI 7 update to dozens of Galaxy devices. The company is nearing completion of this deployment. The halted One UI 7 update of the Galaxy A34 has also restarted with a new build.

It suggests Samsung is now shifting gears to completely focus on One UI 8. The Beta Program is already live for the Galaxy S25 series. The official reveal is set to take place at the Unpacked event on July 9. Here’s everything you need to know.

Samsung begins One UI 8 Beta 3 rollout to Galaxy S25 series. The latest Beta update includes at least 7 major improvements for Galaxy users and plenty of bug fixes under the hood. This release, meanwhile, disappoints with its June security patch.

One UI 8 Beta 3 can be identified via PDA build version ending with ZYFA. It’s hitting the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra in Beta markets. While the initial release is broad enough, the expansion is happening sequentially.

Beta 3 marks a major milestone in Samsung’s One UI 8 journey. It’s considerably more useful and stable than the previous builds. If you have waited for a little bit more reliability, Beta 3 is here and you can install it on your Galaxy.

One UI 8.0 Beta 3 is rolling out in these markets:

1. Germany
2. India (as Beta 2)
3. South Korea
4. UK

Rollout in Poland and the US is yet to start. We will update this article as soon as the availability expands beyond the current markets. Meanwhile, you can manually check for updates through Settings > Software update > Download and install.

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

Beta 3 is a solid step toward a refined One UI 8.0

Samsung’s ZYFA Beta update is a package weighing over 1GB. It aims to address several problems, ranging from Good Lock, Secure Folder, S Pen, Modes and Routines, Samsung Keyboard, and a portion of stock apps.

More details:

The latest update tackles some annoying bugs, like the status bar overlapping with the running app menu in the NavStar plugin under specific conditions. It also fixes the keyboard input issue on the Security folder PIN screen, which previously required a reboot to work properly.

• These changes make navigation smoother and more reliable, addressing user frustrations with cleaner app interactions.

Another key improvement is faster loading times when accessing the Mode and Routine menus, which sometimes lagged before. The update also resolves text input errors, both for swipe-to-type gestures on the keyboard and S Pen text input.

• These fixes ensure a more seamless experience, especially for users who rely on quick, precise text entry.

Finally, the update brings back the screen preview feature to the Laboratory (Labs!?) and includes software stabilization across multiple apps. With various other tweaks, this Beta feels more polished, making daily use more fluid and responsive.

Samsung has pushed a new update with the June 2025 security patch for Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, Galaxy S23 Ultra, and Galaxy S23 FE smartphones in the US. This update is rolling out for unlocked models, and the company will soon expand it.

Users of the Samsung Galaxy S23 series and Galaxy S23 FE in the US can verify the June 2025 update via One UI builds given below.

• S911U1UES6DYF3 – Galaxy S23
• S916U1UES6DYF3 – Galaxy S23 Plus
• S918U1UES6DYF3 – Galaxy S23 Ultra
• S711U1UES6DYF2 – Galaxy S23 FE

The fresh update improves the system security and stability by fixing a bunch of issues encountered in previous software. It mainly enhances Screen Capture, fingerprint, Bluetooth, Theme Manager, Samsung Cloud, and more.

To update your device, jump to Samsung’s Settings > Software update > Download and install. If you have received the update, install it now to enjoy enhanced security.

It is worth mentioning that the update is based on Android 15 and One UI 7. However, users of the Galaxy S23 series are eagerly awaiting the One UI 8 Beta update, which allows them to try out new features ahead of the official release.

Samsung rolled out One UI 8 Beta for the Galaxy S25 series in May 2025. Even after a month has passed, the company hasn’t expanded this update to more Galaxy devices. It is expected that Samsung might not expand this update to older Galaxy devices.

However, Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything about the One UI 8 Beta Expansion, but internal testing is underway for the  Galaxy S23 series. Stay tuned.

Samsung has now started rolling out the June 2025 security patch to the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus, and Galaxy S21 Ultra smartphones in the US. Along with the Galaxy S21 series, more Samsung smartphones, including Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy A52s, Galaxy S21 Exynos variant, and Galaxy X Cover6 Pro, are also receiving this latest security update.

The fresh update aimed at enhancing both security and system performance. The June 2025 update addresses a total of 36 security vulnerabilities that were identified by Google. These fixes are integrated into Samsung’s One UI security patch, which is designed to keep your device safer from potential threats.

In addition to the Android-related fixes, Samsung has also included 19 of its own security improvements. These patches further strengthen the overall security and stability of your device.

Samsung Galaxy S21 series and Galaxy S21 FE are getting the June 2025 security patch in the US, while this update is live for Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, and XCover6 Pro users in Europe. Also, this update is available for Galaxy A52s in some Asian countries, including Malaysia. Users of these Galaxy devices can check the latest software version below.

Software Version 

• Galaxy S21 – G991USQSGHYF2
• Galaxy S21 Plus – G996USQSGHYF2
• Galaxy S21 Ultra – G998USQSGHYF2
• Galaxy S21 FE (Exynos) – G990USQSHHYF4
• Galaxy Z Flip 5 – F731BXXS5EYF1
• Galaxy Z Fold 5 – F946BXXS5EYF1
• Galaxy A52s – A528BXXSBGYF1
• Galaxy XCover6 Pro – G736BOXMAFYF1

By installing this update, you ensure that your phone is up to date with the latest protections and is optimized for smoother, more reliable performance. To check the update, you just need to navigate to the device’s Settings, then Software update, and Download and install. The company will soon expand this update to all models.

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