Carrier-unlocked Samsung Galaxy S21 gets July 2022 security update in the US

Samsung Galaxy S21 smartphone users have begun collecting the July 2022 Android security patch update in the European markets earlier this week. The company is now expanding the latest software update for the corresponding device owners in the US.

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Samsung Galaxy S21 July 2022 security update comes with One UI build version G991U1UES5CVF5. While the Galaxy S21 Plus and Galaxy s21 Ultra users can identify it through firmware version G996U1UES5CVF5 and G998U1UES5CVF5 respectively.

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Moving on, the latest update comes with some minor improvements for system security and stability in order to main the users’ experience. At the same time, it fixes over 20 privacy and security-related vulnerabilities and exploits that include 3 critical and 20 high levels of CVEs.

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Besides these, there’s nothing that the official changelog mentions, however, you may notice other minor optimizations after installing it on your phone. It is worth mentioning that the update is released only for the carrier-unlocked unit of the Galaxy S21 series in the US, but as usual, the company will not take much time to spread it to carrier-locked models.

To download this fresh software update manually on your Galaxy phone, visit Settings. From here, enter the Software update section followed by Download and install. Now follow the on-screen prompts to get access to the latest changes.

Samsung Galaxy S21 One UI 5.0:

Samsung will release the first Android 13-based One UI 5.0 beta for Galaxy S22 series in the third week of this month while the public release will happen sometime in October. The Galaxy S21 unit is among the next phones to grab One UI 5.0 and will receive the sable update in October or early November.

The new OS will come with lots of new features and functions for the Galaxy devices. A piece of information previously revealed that we might see major animation changes, which could be related to charging, fingerprint, system app, notification, unlock, and others.