Samsung is still in the process of rolling out the to some low-end smartphones and tablets. However, it has already released the details regarding the .
The June 2024 security patch includes fixes for 53 vulnerabilities discovered in previous software versions. This update will make Galaxy smartphones and tablets more secure. It includes 40 security fixes from Google and 13 fixes from Samsung.
The new security patch has 37 security fixes marked as ‘High' priority, while one fix is for a bug already included in Samsung's May 2024 security patch. Two fixes offered by Google do not apply to Galaxy devices.
There are 13 fixes that only apply to Galaxy smartphones and tablets. One is marked as ‘Critical,' and four are listed as ‘High' priority. On , eight security fixes are termed' Moderate.'
The June 2024 security update should start rolling out to most high-end Galaxy smartphones in the next few days. Some regions will get the update sooner than others. High-end phones and tablets will be updated ahead of most mid-range and entry-level devices.
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June 2024 security patch fixes 53 security vulnerabilities in Galaxy devices
The June 2024 security patch includes fixes for 53 vulnerabilities discovered in previous software versions. This update will make Galaxy smartphones and tablets more secure. It includes 40 security fixes from Google and 13 fixes from Samsung.
The new security patch has 37 security fixes marked as ‘High' priority, while one fix is for a bug already included in Samsung's May 2024 security patch. Two fixes offered by Google do not apply to Galaxy devices.
There are 13 fixes that only apply to Galaxy smartphones and tablets. One is marked as ‘Critical,' and four are listed as ‘High' priority. On , eight security fixes are termed' Moderate.'
The June 2024 security update should start rolling out to most high-end Galaxy smartphones in the next few days. Some regions will get the update sooner than others. High-end phones and tablets will be updated ahead of most mid-range and entry-level devices.
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