Samsung has initiated the rollout of a September security update for its Galaxy A13, Galaxy A21s, and Galaxy M02, as per a recent report.
To provide context, Samsung had released this security patch for its primary mid-range smartphones the previous month. However, some budget-friendly smartphones were left out of the initial update. Notably, the patch is currently available for download in specific countries. For those interested in learning more about the update and its availability, detailed information is provided below.
The September security patch is now available for the Galaxy A13, bearing the build version ending in CWI3. This update can be accessed in select countries, including Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Tunisia, and Turkey. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A21s is receiving the update with the build version ending in DWI1, and it can be downloaded in countries such as Australia, Austria, Cambodia, Caucasus Countries, Fiji, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Russia, Thailand, Netherlands, Philippines, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.
Finally, the Galaxy M02 has also received the update, with the build version concluding in BWH1. This update is accessible for download in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Moreover, this update addresses over 60 security vulnerabilities identified in the previous version, primarily focusing on enhancing device security and stability. It is essential to note that the patch does not introduce any new features or UI enhancements. To upgrade your device to the latest version, you can navigate to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install.
