In Europe, the Galaxy S23 will receive a security patch in July 2023

The safety update for the Galaxy S23 series, introduced in July 2023, began rolling out from Samsung a week ago. However, the update was only downloadable on the factory-unlocked and carrier-locked versions of the phone models available for purchase in the United States. As a result of the South Korean corporation making the upgrade available on the European market, the company’s customer base has grown significantly in that region. The most recent software update for the Galaxy S23 series, currently available in Europe, includes the firmware version S91xBXXS3AWF7 as one of its components.

This update can be accessed in every country that makes up Europe, and it has a total size of 429.68 MB. It includes the security patch issued in July 2023, which Samsung claims fixes over 90 vulnerabilities detected in the prior version of the software. This version of the software also includes the security patch that was released in July 2023. You should not expect this update to bring any new features or improvements in terms of performance because Samsung had launched several updates relating to the camera and performance the month before. You may now check whether a new software update is ready to download if you have a phone from the Galaxy S23 series and live in Europe.

To do this, go to the Settings menu, then click Software update, and then select Download and Install from the drop-down menu that appears. You also have the choice to manually upgrade the firmware on your device by manually downloading it from our repository of firmware and then manually flashing it on your device. To perform the manual flashing operation, you will need a computer equipped with the Odin application and a version of the Windows operating system installed on it.

The Galaxy S23 range of smartphones was announced by Samsung earlier this year, and it has been an enormous hit, selling up to 60 percent more than the Galaxy S22 did in many locations during the pre-order period. The mobile phone family was shipped with the Android 13 operating system already installed, and it is expected to get an update to the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 later this year. There is a chance that the One UI 6.0 Beta Program will go live in some regions as soon as the week after next.