Galaxy Fold 4 Users in Many Regions Benefit from October Security Update
Samsung's commitment to device security remains unwavering as they roll out their latest protection measures for the Galaxy Fold 4.
The October 2024 security patch brings substantial improvements, targeting over 40 vulnerabilities found in previous software versions.
Global Availability
The update's reaching Fold 4 users across multiple continents:
- Africa, Asia, and Europe: Firmware version F936BXXS8GXIC
- South Korea: F936NKSS4GXIC
- Canada: F936WVLS3DWI1
- United States:
- Carrier-locked (F936USQS6GXIC): Metro PCS and T-Mobile
- Factory-unlocked (F936U1UES6GXIC): Comcast, Metro PCS, T-Mobile, and Xfinity Mobile
What's New?
This security-focused update prioritizes device protection without introducing new features. While some users might hope for functionality improvements, they'll need to wait for the upcoming One UI 7.0 release, which is expected in early 2025.
According to Samsung's security bulletin, the October patch addresses various security levels, from critical to moderate vulnerabilities. This proactive approach aligns with Samsung's Knox security platform standards.
How to Update
To check if the update's available on your Galaxy Fold 4:
- Open Settings
- Scroll to Software update
- Tap Download and install
- Follow the on-screen instructions if an update appears
Pro tip: Connect to Wi-Fi before downloading to avoid mobile data charges.
Looking Ahead
While this update focuses solely on security enhancements, Samsung enthusiasts can look forward to the One UI 7.0 interface update. This upcoming release promises to bring fresh features and design improvements to the Galaxy ecosystem.
For more information about Samsung's security measures and update schedules, visit the official Samsung security page.
Source: Sammobile
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