SamsungWith the promise of a spectacular four-year Android upgrade and support for even longer security patches, it beats Google at its own game – this is Samsung phones our favorite Android flagships a big reason why. Staying true to its software commitment, Samsung has announced that after the big One UI 5 update, all Galaxy S20 It is getting the latest December 2022 patch launched with the help of the series.
sold in Europe Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra models are the first to receive the latest security patches. According to SamMobile, Samsung’s December update is already rolling out in 22 European countries and regions. patch, G98xBXXSFGVK7 carries the version number — look specifically for the last four letters, as it starts with serial, device, and country/operator codes.
Samsung’s monthly newsletter says the December patch fixes many vulnerabilities, including a few critical ones. Therefore, it is recommended to install the update as soon as you receive it.
With the November 2022 patch, Samsung encountered slight delays compared to the regular release schedule. But that’s understandable as the company has been busy rolling out the big Android 13-based One UI 5 update last month. Hopefully, Samsung will be able to sort things out with the latest update.
In addition to the Galaxy S20 family, Samsung’s Galaxy A90 5G We also see the distribution of the December update for That shows there are plenty of other Galaxy phones to follow, and we’ll be updating this list with these additions as updates are released.
Galaxy S10 series
Galaxy S10e: G97xFXXSGHVL1 released on December 13
Galaxy S10: G97xFXXSGHVL1 released on December 13
Galaxy S10+: G97xFXXSGHVL1 released on December 13
Galaxy S20 series
Galaxy S20: G98xBXXSFGVK7 launched on December 6
Galaxy S20+: G98xBXXSFGVK7 released on December 6
Galaxy S20 Ultra; G98xBXXSFGVK7 released Dec 6
Galaxy S20 FE 4G (Exynos): G780FXXSAEVL1 launched on December 16
Galaxy S20 FE 4G (Snapdragon): G780GXXS3DVL1 released on December 16
Galaxy S20 FE 5G: G781BXXS4GVL1 launched on December 23
Galaxy S21 series
Galaxy S21: G991BXXU5DVKF launched on December 13
Galaxy S21+: G991BXXU5DVKF released on December 13
Galaxy S21 Ultra: G991BXXU5DVKF, released on December 13
Galaxy S21 FE: G990BXXS2DVL1 released on December 23
Galaxy S22 series
Galaxy S22: S908EXXU2BVKM, released on December 13
Galaxy S22+: S908EXXU2BVKM, released on December 13
Galaxy S22 Ultra: S908EXXU2BVKM, released on December 13
Galaxy Note 10 series
Galaxy Note 10 Lite: N770FXXS8HVL1 launched on December 16
Galaxy A series
Galaxy A12: A125FXXU2CVL1 released on December 27
Galaxy A51 5G: A516BXXU5EVL2 launched on December 12
Galaxy A52s 5G: A528BXXS1DVL2 launched on December 12
Galaxy A53: A536BXXU4BVL2 launched on December 27
Galaxy A90 5G: A908BXXS5EVK4 launched on December 6
Galaxy Z series
Galaxy Z Flip 3: F711BXXS3DVKB released on December 8
Galaxy Z Flip 4: F721BXXS1BVKC released on December 9
Galaxy Z Fold 3: F926BXXS2DVKB released on December 8
Galaxy Z Fold 4: F936BXXS1BVKC released on December 8
Galaxy Tablets
Galaxy Tab S7: T87XXXU2DVL3 released on December 22
Galaxy Tab S8: X706BXXU3BVL2 released on December 15
Galaxy Tab S8+: X806BXXU3BVL2 launched on December 15
Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra: X906BXXU3BVL2 released on December 15
These security updates are coming to many phones regularly. As always, we’ll keep you updated as more Samsung phones and tablets join the party in the coming weeks.