The US Galaxy S23 series security update for September 2024 is now available

Recently, Samsung has been actively pushing the One UI 6.1.1 update for the older Galaxy phones. We were surprised to learn that the September 2024 security patch was absent from the most recent One UI upgrade for the Galaxy S23 series. Samsung, however, has been ensuring that the model upgraded with One UI 6.1.1 receives the September 2024 patch. By releasing a distinct software update for the Galaxy S23 series, the business is making sure of that.

In the US, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series receives a security upgrade in September 2024.

The standalone update for the Galaxy S23 series that included the security patch from September 2024 was initially available in Europe and India. However, it appears that Samsung is increasing its selection. SamMobile announced today that the September 2024 security update has begun to be installed on Galaxy S23 series phones in the United States.

For the factory-unlocked and carrier-locked Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra devices, the most recent update is now available. Remember that firmware version S91xUSQS4CXHC is part of the latest software upgrade for the carrier-locked models. In contrast, firmware version S91xU1UES4CXHC is included in the upgrade for factory-unlocked devices. Regretfully, the Galaxy S23 FE has not yet received this update.

67 security flaws are fixed by the update.

67 identified security flaws in the previous software version have been fixed in the most recent security update for the Galaxy S23 series. There are no new features or performance enhancements in the most recent update for the Galaxy S23 series.

Having said that, we advise you to check for the update immediately by heading to Settings > Software Update if you own a Galaxy S23 series phone and reside in the United States. Your device will now begin looking for updates. Be careful to select Download and install any new updates that are available for your Galaxy S23 series phone. However, we advise you to wait a few days if there isn't an update for your Android device. (*)