Samsung is rolling out the March 2023 Android security patch update for the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra smartphones in the UK. The latest update is released with some minor system improvements and issue fixes.
As per the official changelog, the company optimizes the system security to keep your files and data safe on your phone. Meanwhile, the enhanced system stability makes sure that you are experiencing a seamless device performance.
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For your information, the company has also released the March 2023 patch details, which mention fixes for multiple privacy and security-related issues and exposures. These include 40 CVE fixes from Google’s Android OS and 23 Galaxy-specific SVEs to improve Samsung One UI apps and services.
Galaxy S22 March 2023 update improved Battery –
Due to the Exynos processor, select Galaxy S22 units have problems like inefficient battery life and abnormal drain. Users continuously reported bad battery performance and overheating issues, fortunately, the problem is fixed with the March 2023 software update.
After installing the March 2023 security patch, some consumers reported that their Galaxy S22 smartphone’s battery efficiency is currently in its best state. Users said that they are having great battery life even after a long on-screen time.
Version number:
Samsung Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra smartphones are getting the March 2023 security update in the UK with One UI built version S901BXXU3CWBE, S906BXXU3CWBE, and S908BXXU3CWBE, respectively.
What’s next in One UI:
Samsung Galaxy S22 phones are currently driving the Android 13-based One UI 5.1 software. The Android 13 is the first major Android OS update for these devices, meanwhile, three more Android upgrades are in line.
The Galaxy S22 series will next get the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 beta update. This could release in August this year, followed by the stable release in October. Ahead of this, the company will also bring some more Galaxy S23 features to the devices, which were left to arrive with the One UI 5.1.
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