Samsung has just released a security update for its Galaxy S23 series in the United States. This update, available for models SM-S911U1 and SM-916U1, fixes 75 security issues, including critical ones. The rollout has started for carrier-unlocked Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus models, so users can expect their phones to notify them about the update. The Galaxy S23 Ultra will also get these improvements soon.
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While the S23 series won’t get updates for as long as the newer S24 series, Samsung promises four years of updates, which is still better than what most phones get. This commitment ensures that your phone stays updated and secure.
Key Points
- The update is now available for carrier-unlocked Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus models (SM-S911U1 and SM-916U1).
- It’s marked by versions S911U1UES2BWL9 and S916U1UES2BWL9.
- There are 75 fixes, with one critical, 68 high-risk, and six moderate security issues addressed.
How to Update
You’ll probably get a notification about the update, but if not, you can check manually. Go to Settings » Software update and tap on Download and install.
What’s Next
If you have the Galaxy S23 Ultra, don’t worry—it’s getting the update soon too.
Updates Policy
While the Galaxy S24 series gets updates for seven years, the S23 series will have updates for four years. Still, that’s pretty good for keeping your phone up-to-date.
Conclusion
Make sure to update your Galaxy S23 for better security. Samsung is working to keep your device safe, and even though the S23 won’t get updates for as long as the S24, four years of updates is still a good deal. Stay tuned for the Galaxy S23 Ultra update!
