These Galaxy devices get the June 2023 update in the US

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The carrier-locked variant and unlocked Galaxy S22 devices are getting the update with software versions S90USQU2CWE7 and S90U1UEU2CWE8, respectively.

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Carrier-locked variant of the Galaxy S21 series getting the June 2023 update with firmware version G99*USQS7EWF1.

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

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Unlocked Galaxy S20 FE and Galaxy A53 Users can identify the latest update by the firmware versions G781U1UESBGWE1 and A536U1UES6CWE4, respectively.

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Meanwhile, the carrier-locked Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G and Galaxy Fold 2 5G are getting the update with firmware versions T738USQU6CWE1 and F916USQU3JWF1, respectively.

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Verizon-locked Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 are getting the update with the firmware versions F936USQU2CWEM and F721USQU2CWEM, respectively.

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1. On your Galaxy devices, head into your settings. 2. Scroll to the bottom and click on Software update. 3. Tap Download and install. 4. Wait for your device to check for updates. 5. If a security update is available, you can hit Install now.

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Samsung is rolling out the June 2023 update in the US for Galaxy S22, S21, S20 FE, Note 20, Fold 2, Fold 4, Flip 4, Galaxy Tab S7 FE, and Galaxy A53 5G devices.

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The carrier-locked variant and unlocked Galaxy S22 devices are getting the update with software versions S90USQU2CWE7 and S90U1UEU2CWE8, respectively.

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Carrier-locked variant of the Galaxy S21 series getting the June 2023 update with firmware version G99*USQS7EWF1.

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

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Unlocked Galaxy S20 FE and Galaxy A53 Users can identify the latest update by the firmware versions G781U1UESBGWE1 and A536U1UES6CWE4, respectively.

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Meanwhile, the carrier-locked Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G and Galaxy Fold 2 5G are getting the update with firmware versions T738USQU6CWE1 and F916USQU3JWF1, respectively.

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Verizon-locked Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 are getting the update with the firmware versions F936USQU2CWEM and F721USQU2CWEM, respectively.

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1. On your Galaxy devices, head into your settings. 2. Scroll to the bottom and click on Software update. 3. Tap Download and install. 4. Wait for your device to check for updates. 5. If a security update is available, you can hit Install now.

How to install

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Samsung is rolling out the June 2023 update in the US for Galaxy S22, S21, S20 FE, Note 20, Fold 2, Fold 4, Flip 4, Galaxy Tab S7 FE, and Galaxy A53 5G devices.

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The carrier-locked variant and unlocked Galaxy S22 devices are getting the update with software versions S90*USQU2CWE7 and S90*U1UEU2CWE8, respectively.

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Carrier-locked variant of the Galaxy S21 series getting the June 2023 update with firmware version G99*USQS7EWF1.

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

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Unlocked Galaxy S20 FE and Galaxy A53 Users can identify the latest update by the firmware versions G781U1UESBGWE1 and A536U1UES6CWE4, respectively.

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Meanwhile, the carrier-locked Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G and Galaxy Fold 2 5G are getting the update with firmware versions T738USQU6CWE1 and F916USQU3JWF1, respectively.

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Verizon-locked Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 are getting the update with the firmware versions F936USQU2CWEM and F721USQU2CWEM, respectively.

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1. On your Galaxy devices, head into your settings. 2. Scroll to the bottom and click on Software update. 3. Tap Download and install. 4. Wait for your device to check for updates. 5. If a security update is available, you can hit Install now.

How to install

The carrier-locked variant and unlocked Galaxy S22 devices are getting the update with software versions S90USQU2CWE7 and S90U1UEU2CWE8, respectively.