Over the past week or so, Samsung has been in hot water as it was discovered the company implemented a tool that essentially throttled the performance of thousands of apps. The tool in question is called the Game Optimization Service (GOS), but is not user-accessible and currently, there is no way for users to turn this feature on or off. In response, Geekbench ended up de-listing several of Samsung's phones due to "benchmark manipulation". Samsung responded to these claims and promised to provide the user with more control over GOS, but it was unclear as to when the update would arrive for the Galaxy S22. As it turns out, Samsung moved pretty quickly, as an update is already rolling out to Galaxy S22 owners in the company's home country of South Korea (via XDA). The update weighs in at 465.31MB, includes the March Android Security Patch, and carries the following build numbers: S908NKSU1AVC5 S908NOKR1AVC5 S908NKSU1AVC2 Unfortunately, there's no timeline as to
Samsung Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+ Getting March 2021 Security Patch: Report
There seems to be no major changes on the Samsung phones apart from the latest security patch. By Satvik Khare | Updated: 12 March 2021 13:51 IST
Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ were launched in March 2018
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The update can also be downloaded manually
Samsung launched Galaxy M12 in India on March 11
Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ are reportedly receiving the latest March 2021 Android security patch. The premium smartphones that were launched three years ago will be getting just the updated security patch with the build number G96xFXXSFFUB3. The update is expected to reach Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ smartphones by the end of this month. The smartphones are still using the Android 10-based One UI 2.5 but there has been no news if they would receive the latest version of One UI.