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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G grabs November 2022 security update, Android 13 still awaited
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G smartphone users in India have started receiving a new software update that only installs the November 2022 Android security patch. Meanwhile, the concerned device customers are still waiting for a major Android 13-based One UI 5.0 update.
It’s worth mentioning that the LTE version of Galaxy S20 FE smartphones has already got access to Android 13 features and goodies in many countries. The 5G model is now getting a security patch, which means there is still some time for a major upgrade, at least in India.
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Furthermore, the November 2022 security update for Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G is rolling out with One UI build version G781BXXS4FVK4. It bears a package size of around 210MB and users can get access to it through Settings >> Software update >> Download and install option.
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This update does not bring any significant changes or improvements to the devices. It primarily enhances the security and stability of your phone’s system in order to protect it from bugs and viruses, keep your data safe, and deliver a seamless user experience.
Aside from these, Samsung’s November 2022 security patch details also mention fixes for dozens of vulnerabilities and exposures that affect the system’s privacy and security. These include 3 critical, 32 high, and 1 moderate level of CVEs from Google alongside 26 SVE items from Samsung.
5G variant of Galaxy S20 FE is receiving November 2022 security patch in India. The Android 13-based One UI 5 update is still awaited #Samsung #Android13 #OneUI5 #GalaxyS20FE pic.twitter.com/3b6AhZ2v5X
— Samsung One UI Software Updates (@SamSWUpdate) November 29, 2022
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