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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 & Galaxy Note 10+ June 2022 Firmware: 4G Variants
Today, Samsung has released another June update for the Galaxy Note 10 4G series; users posted screenshots on the Samsung community in Europe. The update comes with a download size of 150.95 MB.
The two models, following are their updated build no. –
- Galaxy Note10 (SM-N970F) –N970FXXS8HVE9
- Galaxy Note10+ (SM-N975F) –N975FXXS8HVE9
According to the Changelog following are the improvements the current update brings:
This firmware update brings only the June 2022 security level patch consisting of Google’s and Samsung’s security and privacy issues fixes for all the devices mentioned above.
Security & Privacy Issue Fix Update: Galaxy Note 10 4G & Galaxy Note 10 Plus 4G- This time, it’s just a security update that improves the overall stability of the devices. According to the changelogs & user-posted screenshots on the Samsung community in the UK, the update is for security and privacy issues fix but is not limited to it, it can also include general bug fixes and device stability improvements. It can also add more enhanced features and further improve performance.
On account of Samsung and Google’s report, its June 2022 security patch fixes dozens of vulnerabilities related to user privacy and data security, such as SIM card data access, remote code execution, improper access controls, MAC address information, camera access, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Samsung account, etc. Also, improvements in native or stock apps, i.e., overall about 66 fixes.
Although the Galaxy Note 10 series was a premium segment from the company but its discontinued and will not see the latest OS & UI upgrade in upcoming years, as per Samsung’s 4-year software support policy.
The Galaxy Note 10 series was launched in late 2019, and the Galaxy Note series is discontinued now, as merged with the spiritual successor Galaxy S22 Ultra having a stylus.
Refer to the links below for changelogs and user-posted screenshots.
Samsung has rolled out the June 2024 security patch to almost all the Galaxy devices available in different regions; however, several Canadian Galaxy smartphone users still haven’t received the update.
Now, the company has started rolling out the update for the nine devices, including the Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy Note 20 series, Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Galaxy Z Flip 3.
Firmware details for June 2024 Update
Users who own the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 devices in Canada can identify the latest update by these firmware version numbers: F926WVLS6IXF1 and F711WVLS7IXF1, respectively.
The Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 +, and Galaxy S21 Ultra devices are getting new updates with the firmware version numbers G991WVLSBGXF1, G996WVLSBGXF1, and G998WVLSBGXF1, respectively. The Galaxy S21 FE and Galaxy S20 FE are getting a new update with the firmware version numbers G990WVLSBGXF1 and G998WVLSGXF1, respectively.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra are getting new updates with the firmware version numbers N981WVLS7HXF1 and N986WVLS7HXF1, respectively.
The June 2024 security patch update for these devices doesn’t bring any significant changes to the device, but it will provide some new security enhancements that will improve the internal functioning of the device, enhance productivity, and make your device safer.
If you are using any of the above-mentioned devices in Canada, then you check for the latest update by following these simple steps: first, go to the system settings, then tap on the software update option. Here, touch the download and install button, and it will start showing new updates available.
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Samsung has rolled out the June 2024 security patch for most of the devices; however, due to the availability of a large number of eligible devices, the company is still gradually expanding the update to more countries. Like the Galaxy A54, it has already grabbed the latest security patch in the US, and now it is getting the update in Europe and South Korea.
Notably, the June update for the South Korean units of Galaxy A54 devices is carrying the firmware version number A546SKSS5CXF2. Meanwhile, in Europe, the device is getting a new update with the firmware version number A546BXXS8CXF1. The latest update for the Galaxy A54 is coming in a software package of 275 MB. It means you will not get any new features.
June 2024 is one of the normal security patch updates, which aims to enhance the working of the devices. According to the official documentation, the June 2024 update brings nearly 60 fixes, where Google has included 37 fixes and Samsung brings 22 patches that are exclusively available for Galaxy devices.
Along with this, the update may also bring some new enhancements to the working of the devices, which will improve the overall performance of the devices. If you are having any issues while using the device, the update may address the issue as well.
If you are using the Galaxy A54 in Europe or South Korea, then you should update the device to the latest version by following these simple steps: First, go to the system settings, select the software update menu, and if it shows a new update available, tap on the download button to initiate the process.
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Samsung has already rolled out the June 2024 security patch for the Galaxy S21 FE devices, but as you know, the company hasn’t provided the update worldwide.
Earlier, the company introduced the update to several regions, including Europe and the USA. Now the update has reached Latin American countries.
The June 2024 update is live for the Galaxy S21 FE in these Latin American countries
Samsung has rolled out the June 2024 security patch update for the Galaxy S21 FE device in several Latin American countries, including Brazil, Panama, and Guatemala.
The update is coming with the firmware version number G990EXXS9FXE8. It is expected that more countries will get the update in the coming days.
June 2024 update: What’s new?
According to the official documentation, the June 2024 security patch gets nearly 60 fixes, and Google has introduced 37 patches that improve the internal functioning of Android devices to strengthen security.
Along with this, it also provides some more new enhancements, which allow users to get rid of the issues they faced after installing the last update.
So if you are also facing any issues, then you should update your device to the latest version. To do that, you just need to go to the system settings, then tap on the software update menu. If you find any new updates, then tap on the download button. If you don’t receive the update yet, then you have to wait for some, as it may reach all the units gradually.
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