While Samsung usually delivers its security patches starting from either its flagships or its premium mid-tier Galaxy phones, this time, things have changed.
Surprisingly, the Galaxy A17 and A06 were the first devices to get the November 2025 security update; meanwhile, the company has started expanding the update for another Galaxy A series phone, leaving its flagships behind still!
Well, Samsung is starting to roll out a new software update for the Galaxy A36, which significantly integrates the latest November 2025 security update, which is identified with the A366NKSS3BYK2 version number, and is currently initiated in the home country, South Korea.
Noticeably, the software update usually takes time to reach all the users across the country, while it’s expected that the software will be expanded to even more countries over the coming weeks.
At the same time, the latest November security update is none other than a minor security patch, which brings a handful of bug fixes and apparently focuses on improving the device’s security, core functionality, and performance to provide a more secure user experience, while also protecting the device against external attacks and threats.
Other than that, the update further adds stability and reliability for smoother functionality, alongside bringing certain performance optimizations that eventually provide a stable experience for the users.
Well, it’s strange that Samsung has yet to deliver the latest November 2025 security update for its flagship phones, but hopefully, the company could perhaps start rolling out the update for its premium Galaxy devices soon.
