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June 2022 security update rolling out to Samsung Galaxy F41

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Samsung is releasing a new software update for Galaxy F41 smartphone users that installs the June 2022 Android security patch. This mainly works in improving the security and stability of the device, optimizing its performance, and fixing some minor issues to maintain the users’ experience.

Other than these, the company’s June 2022 security patch details also mention fixes for around 66 privacy and security-related vulnerabilities and exploits to improve the device’s performance in every aspect. 48 of these issue fixes were provided by Google, while Samsung’s software team fixed others.

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Besides these, there’s nothing that the official changelog mentions. Last month, the device received an Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update that installed multiple big changes and new features including Color Palette, Google Duo Live Sharing, Enhanced Quick share, new camera features, Grammarly-powered Samsung keyboard, and many more.

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Moving on, the Samsung Galaxy F41 June 2022 update comes with One UI build version F415FUBS2CVF1It is being released in some South American countries including Brazil and Panama at the moment. However, as soon as the company will ensure its security and stability, it will make a wider rollout all over the world.

To get access to these changes, visit Settings of your Galaxy F41, followed by Software update and Download and install options. Wait for the device to check available updates and hit the Download button >> Install now/Schedule install >> Restart.

Do note that this update will not harm or move any of your files or data. Still, we recommend you prepare a backup for extra safety measures.

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