July 10/2023: Samsung expands July 2023 patch for the Galaxy S22 series in more regions with the build number S90xEXXS6CWF6. It is available in Argentina, Bolivia, Guatemala, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Trinidad And Tobago. The update is yet to be released in several other African and Asian countries.
July 07/2023: Samsung has commenced the rollout of the latest Android security patch to a range of its smartphones, including the Galaxy A53, Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Z Flip 3, Galaxy S22, Galaxy S21, and Galaxy S23 models. The technology company is now introducing the July 2023 security update specifically for the Samsung Galaxy A23 4G, S21 lineup, S22 lineup, and S20 FE.
The most recent software update, identified as firmware version A235MUBS3CWF3, weighs approximately 282.51 MB for the Galaxy A23. Currently being distributed in Brazil, it is expected to become available in other countries within the next few days.
For the Galaxy S21 series, the latest update, denoted by build number EWF3, has been made accessible in Brazil. Likewise, the Galaxy S22 series obtained this update in the United States, carrying the build number CWF3. Furthermore, the Galaxy S20 FE received the update featuring the build number G780GXXS6EWF3, which has been released in select Asian, European, and Latin American markets.
According to official information, the July 2023 security patch addresses more than 90 security vulnerabilities identified in Galaxy smartphones. This routine update primarily focuses on security maintenance, devoid of introducing any novel features or alterations.
To ensure a seamless user experience devoid of software glitches, it is recommended to promptly install the update upon receiving the notification. Users may also manually check for the update by navigating to the Settings app on their smartphone and accessing the Software Update section. From there, selecting the Download and install option and following the on-screen instructions will facilitate the installation process for any available updates on their Galaxy smartphone.