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Samsung Galaxy A23 gets June 2023 security update in more markets

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Samsung recently released the June 2023 security update to the Galaxy A23 user in European countries. Today, the company has rolled out the new security update to the Galaxy A23 users in Asian countries including India. Other countries in Asia could also get the new update soon.

The fresh update for the Galaxy A23 bumps up the device firmware version to A235FXXU3CWF1. The installation package size of this update is 436.69 MB, you can install it to boost your device security.

The latest Samsung Galaxy A23 update includes the June 2023 security patch that fixes over 60 security vulnerabilities found in Galaxy smartphones and tablets. The update doesn’t bring new features or changes but enhances the stability of the device.

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Right now, the update is available for Samsung Galaxy A23 users in India and Germany. Within the next few days, the Korean tech giant could release the update in more countries.

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If you have a Galaxy A23 smartphone, you can check for the new update by visiting Settings >> click on Software update >> press Download and install. If you have received the update, then follow the on-screen instructions to install the update on your Galaxy smartphone.

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One UI Weekly: July 2024 update released for Samsung devices in Week I

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Hello, Samsung fans! As we enter July 2024, half of the year has passed, and Samsung continues to enhance user experience with regular updates to its Galaxy devices and applications. Here’s the latest information on the updates released during the first week of July 2024.

This week, Samsung has begun rolling out the July 2024 security update for Galaxy devices, starting with the Galaxy A55 smartphone. This time, the company has prioritized the Galaxy A series instead of flagships. More Galaxy smartphones will join the update list in the coming days or weeks.

Alongside the update, Samsung has released details about the July 2024 security patch and updated its list of devices receiving software updates. Notably, the Galaxy A21s has reached the end of its update cycle and is no longer eligible for new software updates.

The July security patch addresses over 55 issues, including 4 critical and 21 high-level vulnerabilities in Android fixed by Google. Additionally, Samsung has resolved 33 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures (SVE), focusing on One UI Home, System Property, System UI, Filter Provider, Secure Folder, Configuration Message, IMS service, Knox, MTP app, and more, to further enhance device security.

This week, Samsung has expanded the June 2024 security patch to more Galaxy devices across various countries. This includes devices like the Galaxy Note 20 series, Galaxy Z Flip 3, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy M15 5G, Galaxy S23 FE, and Galaxy A55.

Furthermore, Samsung has rolled out the One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy A13 4G, A14, and A25 5G in the Middle East, and for the Galaxy A52 4G in Brazil.

Reports suggest that Samsung may integrate user interface enhancements from One UI 6 Watch into One UI 7. Rumors indicate that improvements and UI changes seen in Samsung’s Wear OS 5 skin could appear in the Android 15 update for Galaxy phones.

Stay tuned for more updates as Samsung continues to improve its devices and user experience through ongoing updates and enhancements.

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Samsung July 2024 One UI Updates List

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July 2024 is going to be an important month as Samsung will host its Galaxy Unpacked event, where the company will launch several products including the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. Alongside these launches, Samsung has started rolling out the July 2024 security patch for Galaxy devices, with the Galaxy A55 being the first device to receive it.

The July 2024 security patch addresses more than 55 issues to enhance system security. Google brings fixes for 4 critical and 21 high-level vulnerabilities in Android, although 2 are not relevant to Samsung devices.

In addition, Samsung has fixed 33 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures (SVE) to further strengthen device security. These vulnerabilities mainly impact components such as One UI Home, System Property, System UI, Filter Provider, Secure Folder, Configuration Message, IMS service, Knox, MTP app, and others.

Below is the list of Galaxy devices that have already received the July 2024 update.

Samsung One UI July 2024 Updates List

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  • Samsung’s July 2024 security update has arrived, starting with Galaxy A55

*More Galaxy devices will be added in the coming days.

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More Samsung Galaxy S23 FE users grabbing June 2024 update

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Samsung Galaxy S23 FE June 2024 update Brazil

Samsung is expanding the June 2024 security update for the Galaxy S23 FE smartphone in more countries including Brazil. This update is already available in the US and India.

Users of the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE smartphone in Brazil are getting the June 2024 security update with One UI build version S711BXXS3CXE8. The company will soon make this update available in more countries.

June 2024 security patch fixes 37 high-level CVEs for the Android operating system and 22 SVE items for Samsung’s One UI. It improves the grid image display, battery statistics services, call verification, the Samsung Dialer app, and more.

This update protects from possible bugs and viruses to ensure the smartphones operate smoothly. Samsung advises all users to install the update immediately to benefit from the new security measures.

Users should navigate to their smartphone’s settings to update installation, select ‘Software Update’, and then ‘Download and install’.

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