Breaking: Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ getting its first update as November 2024 Security patch in the US
A month ago, Samsung launched its first AI-ready tablets, the Galaxy Tab S10 Series, with improved processing power, enabling faster yet much more responsive AI features. It’s impressive that Samsung is consistent in offering the latest software updates, with the Galaxy Tab S10+ models receiving the first software update, a November 2024 security update in the US.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ is getting its first update, the November 2024 security update, which is now available to the Verizon carrier-locked models in the US.
The latest November 2024 security update for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ carries the X828USQS2AXJ7 firmware version. It’s unlikely to bear any new features or changes, as the changelog only suggests the arrival of several security and functionality-related improvements. Nevertheless, the device will probably get the new Auto Blocker feature in the future.
Meanwhile, the November Android security bulletin significantly addresses both Android and Samsung-specific vulnerabilities. It introduces some most important improvements to the overall security of the device, solves certain known issues, and fixes bugs all while keeping their device protected from external threats to offer a safe and secure environment to the users.
Additionally, the update further brings stability and performance optimizations to the device behavior to offer a smooth, stable, and optimized software experience to the users. On the contrary, like Samsung Galaxy S24 and Galaxy Z Fold 4, Flip 4, Samsung might bring the Auto Blocker feature, preventing Galaxy devices to not connect USB devices while transferring data except for charging when the Auto Blocker is enabled with maximum restrictions.
Lastly, the November 2024 security update for the Galaxy Tab S10+ goes live in the US on the Verizon network, while it should follow the other eligible carriers and regions shortly.
