SamMobile reports that both global and South Korean variants of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 are now getting the update. It comes with the firmware version F926BXXS1AUJB for the update commencing in Austria, Croatia, Serbia, and Slovenia. Meanwhile, the South Korean variant of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 is getting the firmware version F926NKSU1AUJ7 with this security update. As you would expect, this crucial security patch fixes minor bugs while also patching security and privacy-related issues. Users can further expect stability-related improvements onboard. The update should be rolling out to the regions we mentioned. But if it hasn’t, users can navigate to Settings – Software update to download it manually.
Unlocked and carrier variants of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 could get the update soon
Unlocked and carrier variants of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 could get the update soon
Carrier-based and unlocked models of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 are yet to get the November security patch, though it could arrive over the coming weeks. The update continues Samsung’s long streak of rolling out monthly security updates for its devices. Samsung began rolling out the November security patch for the Galaxy S20 series last week. Devices like the Galaxy S20+ and the Galaxy S20 Ultra were also part of this update. Galaxy device owners are eagerly waiting for Samsung’s One UI 4 update. The company is on course to roll out the update for some phones before the end of the year. In addition to the bevy of One UI-specific changes, the update will also introduce Android 12. Samsung announced the first One UI 4 beta for the Galaxy S21 a few weeks ago. Since then, the company has also launched betas for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and the Z Flip 3. The beta software is accessible via the Samsung Members app within the “Benefits” section. Devices like the Galaxy S21 and the Galaxy Z Flip 3/Z Fold 3 will receive the Android 12 update before the end of the year. However, other devices, including the Galaxy S20 lineup, will likely have to wait a bit longer. Despite this, Samsung is one of the quickest to churn out software updates for its devices, rivaled only by Google.
