Samsung releases February update to the Galaxy devices

Samsung releases a monthly security update to its Galaxy smartphones and tablets. Last week, the company started rolling out the February 2023 security update to Galaxy devices. While the South Korean brand has already released the update to some flagship phones, including Galaxy Note 20, S20 Ultra, and more, it continues to keep the other devices updated. Here are the details about Samsung’s February 2023 security update…

Samsung’s February 2023 security update coming to these devices

In fact, these updates are released by Google, but then its partners like Samsung customize the update for their devices with additions. For this month, Samsung released the February 2023 security update with 5 “Critical” vulnerabilities, and 43 High severity vulnerabilities. The new update doesn’t bring any new features for Galaxy devices, it only focuses on security improvements.

Samsung Galaxy February 2023 security update

Which devices get Samsung February 2023 update

If you have a Galaxy device, and looking for the recent security update, you can follow these ways to check and update it manually; Settings > Software Update > Download and Install.

S Series

Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra 4G — G98xFXXSFGWAD (Released first in South America)
Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra 5G — G98xBXXSFGWAD (Released first in South America)
Galaxy S20 FE — G781BXXU4HWB1 (Released first in Asia and Europe)
Galaxy S21 FE — G990EXXS3DWAA (Released first in Brazil)
Galaxy S21 / S21 / S21 Ultra — G99xBXXU6EWAF (Released first in Europe)
Galaxy S22 / S22+ / S22 Ultra — S90xBXXU3CWAI / S908EXXU3CWAI (Released first in Europe)
- Available in US: Unlocked
Galaxy S23 / S23+ / S23 Ultra — S91xBXXU1AWBD (Released first in Europe)

Note Series

Galaxy Note 20 / Note 20 Ultra — N98xBXXS5GWB1 / N89xU1UES3GWA3 (Released first in Europe)
- Available in US: Unlocked
Galaxy Note 10 / Note 10+ — N97xFXXS8HWA5 (Released first in Central America/South America)

Z series