Galaxy Note 20, S22, Fold 2, and Galaxy Tab S7 FE get June 2023 security update in the US

Samsung Galaxy devices always get late updates in the US as compared to other parts of the world, but with the June 2023 security update, it has changed its tactics. Initially, the company rolled out the security update to the Galaxy Z Fold 4 in the US and then expanded it to other countries. Now the company is again rolling out the update in the US for Galaxy S22, Galaxy Galaxy Note 20 5G, and Fold 2 5G devices.

Informatively, the latest security update doesn’t bring any innovation; it is the sixth security update that is sequentially available for the above-mentioned devices. The update aims to enhance the overall security of the device; along with this, it also sometimes includes several improvements for the performance of the devices.

Samsung Galaxy Enhance-X app is ready for the Galaxy S22 series

The Carrier locked variant and unlocked Galaxy S22 devices are getting the new security update on Metro PCS, Dish Wireless, and T-Mobile networks. The update carries a new version S90*USQU2CWE7. The Unlocked variant of the devices is getting the update with version number S90*U1UEU2CWE8.

Users who own the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra are affiliated with carrier-locked firmware versions N981USQU4HWF1 and N986USQU4HWF1, respectively.

Meanwhile, The Galaxy Tab S7FE 5G and Galaxy Fold 2 5G are getting the update on T-Mobile and Metro PCS. The update will be available with these firmware versions T738USQU6CWE1 and F916USQU3JWF1, respectively. The Unlocked variant of Galaxy Fold 2 is also getting the update with version F916U1UEU3JWF1.

If you are a Galaxy smartphone user from the US, you should receive a notification of the latest update. Once you get the notification, it means your device is now ready to be updated. To do so, you can directly tap on the notification, which will redirect you to the software update menu. Or you can also manually go there from the system settings.