So there we have it, folks. Samsung has finally started rolling out October’s security patch for the unlocked variant of the Galaxy S6 in Europe. The rollout comes less than a week after the firmware started and in the region.
The upgrade – firmware version XXU4DPJD – transports patches for a total of 68 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) in the Android OS and 7 dedicated fixes for the firm’s latest smartphones. It also bundles several miscellaneous stability improvements and speed optimizations.
As we’ve come to expect, this is being pushed out in stages. If you own an unlocked model of the Galaxy S6 that was purchased in Europe and would like to see if the OTA is ready for your unit, head into Settings » About Device » Download Updates Manually. Alternatively, you can always wait until you receive a notification prompting you to upgrade.
The upgrade – firmware version XXU4DPJD – transports patches for a total of 68 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) in the Android OS and 7 dedicated fixes for the firm’s latest smartphones. It also bundles several miscellaneous stability improvements and speed optimizations.
As we’ve come to expect, this is being pushed out in stages. If you own an unlocked model of the Galaxy S6 that was purchased in Europe and would like to see if the OTA is ready for your unit, head into Settings » About Device » Download Updates Manually. Alternatively, you can always wait until you receive a notification prompting you to upgrade.