Everyone at Samsung is probably busy preparing for the , but that hasn’t stopped the company from continuing to push out security updates to its existing Note flagships. The has been , and it’s now getting another new update. This one brings with it the July 2020 security patch.
The Galaxy Note 8 is , so it won’t surprise you that the new update has nothing except the latest security patch to offer. The July patch brings and 17 vulnerabilities that Samsung discovered in its own software. It also fixes a bug that would cause a phone to restart or get stuck in a boot loop when a certain kind of wallpaper was applied. For more details on this month’s security patch, you can check out Samsung’s official security bulletin .
The July security update, carrying firmware version N950FXXSCDTF1, for the Note 8 is currently available for the Exynos model in Chile and Argentina. It’s likely to expand to more markets soon, and to check if it’s out in your country, you can open the phone’s Settings app, select Software update, and tap Download and install. The latest firmware is also available in our , which you can install on your phone using a Windows computer.
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The Galaxy Note 8 is , so it won’t surprise you that the new update has nothing except the latest security patch to offer. The July patch brings and 17 vulnerabilities that Samsung discovered in its own software. It also fixes a bug that would cause a phone to restart or get stuck in a boot loop when a certain kind of wallpaper was applied. For more details on this month’s security patch, you can check out Samsung’s official security bulletin .
The July security update, carrying firmware version N950FXXSCDTF1, for the Note 8 is currently available for the Exynos model in Chile and Argentina. It’s likely to expand to more markets soon, and to check if it’s out in your country, you can open the phone’s Settings app, select Software update, and tap Download and install. The latest firmware is also available in our , which you can install on your phone using a Windows computer.
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