Security updates for Android devices are released every month, and the April 2024 updates have now been rolled out. Initially launched for Google Pixel phones and tablets, the update has also been sent to three more Samsung models. Following the release for the Galaxy S24 series earlier in April, today’s update covers two foldable models and a mid-range device. Here are the details of the Samsung April 2024 update…
Samsung April 2024 update addresses several security vulnerabilities
Google’s monthly security update for Android devices was released for April. Although a bit early, Samsung has also started rolling out the update for Galaxy phones and tablets. According to announcements, the new security update fixes many security vulnerabilities, making devices more secure.
In addition to the twenty-seven fixes released by Google, which includes one critical and the rest high-risk issues, Samsung is addressing seventeen security vulnerabilities for Galaxy devices. One fix has been issued specifically for an exploit in the Samsung Pay application that could grant attackers access to user information.
Samsung has ended update support for the Galaxy Z Flip, which was released in 2020. Here are the details on the subject!
The Galaxy Z Fold 5 model is receiving the new security update with software version F946BXXS1CXCH, which is now available for users residing in the European region. Another foldable model, the Z Flip 5, is receiving the Samsung April 2024 update with software version F731BXXS1CXCK. Users in the European region can also download this security package for the Z Flip 5 model.
The update coming with software version A525FXXS6EXC7 for the Galaxy A52 model is currently available for download in Russia and Kazakhstan, but it will soon be available for download in Turkey as well. If you want to check for and download the update, you can go to the Software Update section in the Settings app and click on the Download and Install button.
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