Galaxy Tab S7 FE, S6 Lite & A22 5G bag Samsung’s may update
A few more Galaxy devices are picking up Samsung‘s May 2023 security update today. The company has released the latest security patch for the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, and Galaxy A22 5G in some markets. A wider rollout should be just around the corner.
The May SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the Galaxy Tab S7 FE is currently available in Europe and Latin America. The new firmware build number in the former market is T733XXS3CWD1, while that in the latter is T735XXU3CWE1. Users in Europe are only getting this month’s security patch but the update in Latin America brings One UI 5.1 as well. Note that the Galaxy Tab S7 FE has already received the One UI 5.1 update in Europe and most other regions.
For the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, Samsung has begun rolling out the May SMR in its home country South Korea. The update comes with the firmware build number P615NKOS5FWD2 and doesn’t bring any goodies. It’s all about this month’s security fixes. This tablet has also already picked up One UI 5.1 in most markets. The latest security patch should be widely available for it in the coming days. Samsung has yet to release the May SMR for the 2022 refresh of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.
The Galaxy A22 5G is another Samsung device that recently started picking up the May SMR. The company has released the update in several Latin American countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, and Uruguay. The updated firmware build number for this mid-range smartphone in the region is A226BRUBS5DWE1 (via). Its 4G-only sibling has yet to receive the latest security patch anywhere.
The May update for these Galaxy devices patches dozens of security flaws
This month’s security update for Samsung’s Galaxy devices contains more than 70 vulnerability patches. These include both Android OS issues and other problems specific to Samsung products. At least six of those were critical security flaws that could allow threat actors to remotely take control of your affected phone or tablet without you knowing about it.
Along with these security fixes, the May update for the Galaxy Tab S7 FE in Latin America also brings tons of new features and improvements that are part of One UI 5.1. If you’re using any of these devices, watch out for a notification about the latest update in the coming days. You can also manually check for new updates from the Settings app.
A few more Galaxy devices are picking up Samsung‘s May 2023 security update today. The company has released the latest security patch for the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, and Galaxy A22 5G in some markets. A wider rollout should be just around the corner.
The May SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the Galaxy Tab S7 FE is currently available in Europe and Latin America. The new firmware build number in the former market is T733XXS3CWD1, while that in the latter is T735XXU3CWE1. Users in Europe are only getting this month’s security patch but the update in Latin America brings One UI 5.1 as well. Note that the Galaxy Tab S7 FE has already received the One UI 5.1 update in Europe and most other regions.
For the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, Samsung has begun rolling out the May SMR in its home country South Korea. The update comes with the firmware build number P615NKOS5FWD2 and doesn’t bring any goodies. It’s all about this month’s security fixes. This tablet has also already picked up One UI 5.1 in most markets. The latest security patch should be widely available for it in the coming days. Samsung has yet to release the May SMR for the 2022 refresh of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.
The Galaxy A22 5G is another Samsung device that recently started picking up the May SMR. The company has released the update in several Latin American countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, and Uruguay. The updated firmware build number for this mid-range smartphone in the region is A226BRUBS5DWE1 (via). Its 4G-only sibling has yet to receive the latest security patch anywhere.
The May update for these Galaxy devices patches dozens of security flaws
This month’s security update for Samsung’s Galaxy devices contains more than 70 vulnerability patches. These include both Android OS issues and other problems specific to Samsung products. At least six of those were critical security flaws that could allow threat actors to remotely take control of your affected phone or tablet without you knowing about it.
Along with these security fixes, the May update for the Galaxy Tab S7 FE in Latin America also brings tons of new features and improvements that are part of One UI 5.1. If you’re using any of these devices, watch out for a notification about the latest update in the coming days. You can also manually check for new updates from the Settings app.
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