As usual for a long time, Samsung was quite punctual in publishing its security patch for this month of January, which combines the security improvements, its own and those of Google, published in recent weeks. And as usual too, it’s a patch that reaches not only one mobile phone but several of its catalog.
Specifically, Samsung released its January 2022 security patch and reached a total of 25 brand phones, including models of the S series, models of the A series, folding models belonging to the latest generations and also a tablet. We tell you which models are the ones receiving the aforementioned patch, in case your phone or tablet is one of them, so you can know if you will receive it soon.
Samsung’s January 2022 security patch
This is where we must first of all regret that Samsung does not make the content of its January 2022 security patch more “readable”. In a document published by the company itself, we can see all the errors that the company fixes with this security patch, all with their corresponding serial numbers although without reference to the models concerned
It is known that Samsung includes in its corrections the errors in turn corrected by Google in the “Android Security Bulletin” January, and which are divided into critical bugs (two), high-risk bugs, and moderate-risk bugs. In turn, bug fixes are included that do not directly affect Samsung devices, but which the manufacturer also details. All of them can be viewed in this online publication of the brand.
This patch, as we reported earlier, is released for 25 enterprise devices between different series of phones, foldable and normal, and tablets. We indicate below which models are receiving the aforementioned security patch.
- Samsung Galaxy S
- Samsung Galaxy A
- Samsung Galaxy Note
- foldable samsung phones
- Samsung tablets
All these models, as we have indicated, will receive the security patch that Samsung has already released. Since the operation is generally similar in each version, the reception can be staggered and even take several days to receive the corresponding update. Be patient.
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