In a recent report, Samsung has initiated the deployment of the September security update for its mid-range smartphones, including Galaxy A13, Galaxy A21s, and Galaxy M02.
This security patch was previously released for major mid-range models last month, but a few budget-friendly smartphones were left without the update. Notably, the patch is currently available for download in specific countries, offering enhanced security features.
The September security patch for the Galaxy A13 arrives with the build version concluding in CWI3. This update is presently accessible in several countries, including:
- Afghanistan
- Egypt
- Iraq
- Israel
- Lebanon
- Morocco
- Pakistan
- Saudi Arabia
- the UAE
- Tunisia
- Turkey.
On the other hand, the Galaxy A21s is receiving the update with the build version ending in DWI1, available for download in various countries such as:
- Australia
- Austria
- Cambodia
- Malaysia
- New Zealand
- Russia
- Thailand
Similarly, the Galaxy M02 has also received the update, featuring the build version concluding in BWH1. Users in the following countries can now download the update and enhance their device’s security:
- Indonesia
- Malaysia
- Philippines
- Thailand
- Vietnam
The September security patch is comprehensive, addressing over 60 security vulnerabilities present in the previous version. Focused primarily on enhancing device security and stability, this update does not introduce new features or UI improvements.
Users looking to update their devices to the latest version can easily do so by navigating to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install.
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