The Galaxy Note 20 and Note 10 series phones are also likely to start receiving the October security update soon.
What you need to know
Samsung has started pushing the latest October 2020 Android security patch to its series phones. In addition to three of the in Samsung's 2020 lineup, last year's series has also started receiving the latest Android security patch. Unsurprisingly, however, the update doesn't come with any new features or enhancements.
According to the folks at , the update arrives as version G97xFXXS9DTI8 for the Galaxy S10 series and G98xxXXS5BTU for the Galaxy S20 series. The October security update is currently rolling out only to a small number of users, but we expect it to become more widely available in a week or two. Samsung's other recent flagship phones, including the series, , and are expected to begin receiving the October security update within the next few days.
Samsung is also to launch the -based beta program for the Galaxy S20 series soon, although no specific date has been confirmed yet. Last year, Samsung kicked off the -based One UI 2.0 beta program for the Galaxy S10 series in mid-October. The stable update, on the other hand, to Galaxy S10 users in late November.
If you have a Galaxy S20 or Galaxy S10 series phone, you can try checking for the latest update by opening the Settings app and heading over to Software update > Download and install.
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What you need to know
- Samsung's Galaxy S20 series phones are now receiving the October security update.
- Along with the S20 series, last year's Galaxy S10 lineup has also started receiving the latest Android security patch.
- Aside from the October 2020 patch, however, the latest update doesn't bring any new features.
Samsung has started pushing the latest October 2020 Android security patch to its series phones. In addition to three of the in Samsung's 2020 lineup, last year's series has also started receiving the latest Android security patch. Unsurprisingly, however, the update doesn't come with any new features or enhancements.
According to the folks at , the update arrives as version G97xFXXS9DTI8 for the Galaxy S10 series and G98xxXXS5BTU for the Galaxy S20 series. The October security update is currently rolling out only to a small number of users, but we expect it to become more widely available in a week or two. Samsung's other recent flagship phones, including the series, , and are expected to begin receiving the October security update within the next few days.
Samsung is also to launch the -based beta program for the Galaxy S20 series soon, although no specific date has been confirmed yet. Last year, Samsung kicked off the -based One UI 2.0 beta program for the Galaxy S10 series in mid-October. The stable update, on the other hand, to Galaxy S10 users in late November.
If you have a Galaxy S20 or Galaxy S10 series phone, you can try checking for the latest update by opening the Settings app and heading over to Software update > Download and install.
Get More Galaxy S20
Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+ & S20 Ultra