Firmware
Samsung expanding November 2022 security firmware for Galaxy S21 FE in more regions
Although Samsung has given the November 2022 security update to many Galaxy devices, including the S21 FE, in limited regions, now the company is making this update available in more countries across the world. Initially, Samsung released the November 2022 update in Brazil. Now the company is releasing the updates in Asia, Europe, and the US.
Asia
Galaxy S21 FE is now receiving the November 2022 security update in several Asian countries, including India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam. The update carries the firmware version number G990EXXS3DVK6. However, the update will expand to other countries in the coming days.
Europe
In the European region, the Korean giant has distributed the November 2022 security patch update in several countries for Galaxy S21 FE, including Austria, Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, the Czech Republic, the Caucasus countries, the Netherlands, the UK, and Ukraine. The update carries the Firmware version number G990BXXS2DVK4, while the Slovakian unit of the Galaxy S21 FE device has the G990B2XXS1DVK4.
North America
The November 2022 security update is also available in North American countries, including the US and Canada. The Carrier locked variant of Galaxy S21 FE has received the monthly update with firmware version number G990USQU4DVK5. The users of Canada can identify it by the firmware version number G990WVLU4DVK5. Notably, the support of the November 2022 security patch comes with the One UI 5.0 and Android 13 update.
The November 2022 security update is a monthly update that includes several fixes that resolve issues regarding security vulnerabilities, as well as it also improves the performance and stability of the device. So users of Galaxy S21 FE are highly recommended to install the update so their device gets more capabilities to fight against external threats.