Samsung Galaxy A73 And Galaxy A32 smartphone users have started grabbing the October 2022 Android security patch update in distinct regions. In contrast, many flagship Galaxy smartphones are installing the November 2022 security patch update in various regions.
On the other hand, The Galaxy A73 and A32 smartphone users received the October 2022 update in Brazil and Italy, respectively, and it is available to download in batches, and you can get it if you have a corresponding model to grab the firmware. The update comes with boosts to the performance of the device as well as solutions to issues affecting the user experience.
Software Information:
Galaxy A73 5G:
- Version number: A736BXXS2AVJ5
- Availability: Brazil
Galaxy A32 4G:
- Version number: A325FXXS2BVJ2
- Availability: Italy
According to the information, this update improves the system security to protect your device from bugs and viruses as well as keeps your important files and documents safe. This update also boosts the stability and reliability of the device in order to deliver a seamless user experience.
With these improvements, the company provides an uninterrupted performance of the device by reducing some system issues such as lagging, freezing, and crashing. Meanwhile, the October 2022 update also addresses 50 threats and vulnerabilities. These fixes include 18 of Samsung’s CVEs affecting various device components, apps, and services and 32 Google Android OS issues.
Changelog:
- Security patch level: 1 October 2022
- The overall stability of functions improved.
- The security of your device has been improved.
How To Update:
To install the latest October 2022 update on your Galaxy mobile phone, all you have to do is go to your phone’s Settings and enter the Software Updates section. After tapping on the Download and Install option, the latest available update will appear on your screen; Tap on the Download button to start the process.
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