Samsung’s June 2023 update reaches Galaxy S22 & Galaxy S20
Samsung has released the June 2023 Android security patch for the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S20 series. The rollout began recently but the new security update is already available fairly widely in Europe and Latin America. The company should soon cover units in the US.
The June SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra is rolling out to European users with the firmware build number S90*BXXU5CWEA. The same update in Latin America comes with the build number S90*EXXS5CWE7. Samsung isn’t pushing any notable new features or other changes to the device in either region, SamMobile reports. The updates are all about this month’s security fixes, which we will talk about in more detail later in this article.
Meanwhile, these security fixes are now also available for Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra. As of this writing, the June SMR for Samsung’s 2020 flagships is rolling out in a bunch of European countries with the build number G98*BXXUHHWED. The update may contain more than just the latest security patch but we don’t have a changelog to confirm that. Don’t expect any major new features, though. The Korean firm will expand this release to more markets in the coming days.
The June update for Galaxy devices patches more than 60 security issues
Samsung’s June update contains patches for more than 60 vulnerabilities. As usual, that’s the combined total of patches coming from Samsung (Galaxy-specific issues) and Google (Android OS issues). The Korean firm patched 11 security issues specific to its products, including some in the Exynos baseband and Knox security platform. The remaining 50-odd patches are for security flaws in Android OS and other partner components. They affect Android devices from other brands as well.
At least three patches pushed to Galaxy devices as part of the June SMR concern critical Android OS vulnerabilities. Along with the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S20 series, Samsung is also seeding these security patches to the Galaxy A12 Nacho, a budget phone that saw a limited release in 2021. The new update for the phone bears the build number A127FXXU9DWE4 and is currently available in Russia. Samsung may or may not push the June SMR to this phone in other markets.
Nonetheless, if you’re using any of these Samsung devices, watch out for a new update in the coming days. The Korean firm has also pushed the June SMR to the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy A53, Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy A52, Galaxy A23, and Galaxy Tab Active 3 in some markets.
Samsung has released the June 2023 Android security patch for the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S20 series. The rollout began recently but the new security update is already available fairly widely in Europe and Latin America. The company should soon cover units in the US.
The June SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra is rolling out to European users with the firmware build number S90*BXXU5CWEA. The same update in Latin America comes with the build number S90*EXXS5CWE7. Samsung isn’t pushing any notable new features or other changes to the device in either region, SamMobile reports. The updates are all about this month’s security fixes, which we will talk about in more detail later in this article.
Meanwhile, these security fixes are now also available for Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra. As of this writing, the June SMR for Samsung’s 2020 flagships is rolling out in a bunch of European countries with the build number G98*BXXUHHWED. The update may contain more than just the latest security patch but we don’t have a changelog to confirm that. Don’t expect any major new features, though. The Korean firm will expand this release to more markets in the coming days.
The June update for Galaxy devices patches more than 60 security issues
Samsung’s June update contains patches for more than 60 vulnerabilities. As usual, that’s the combined total of patches coming from Samsung (Galaxy-specific issues) and Google (Android OS issues). The Korean firm patched 11 security issues specific to its products, including some in the Exynos baseband and Knox security platform. The remaining 50-odd patches are for security flaws in Android OS and other partner components. They affect Android devices from other brands as well.
At least three patches pushed to Galaxy devices as part of the June SMR concern critical Android OS vulnerabilities. Along with the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S20 series, Samsung is also seeding these security patches to the Galaxy A12 Nacho, a budget phone that saw a limited release in 2021. The new update for the phone bears the build number A127FXXU9DWE4 and is currently available in Russia. Samsung may or may not push the June SMR to this phone in other markets.
Nonetheless, if you’re using any of these Samsung devices, watch out for a new update in the coming days. The Korean firm has also pushed the June SMR to the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy A53, Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy A52, Galaxy A23, and Galaxy Tab Active 3 in some markets.
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