Samsung developers have been working hard behind the scenes to release the latest May 2022 Security Patch Update for Galaxy devices. Now, another device has been added to the list as Samsung Galaxy Note 20 devices in Europe have started receiving the update. The South Korean OEM has been pushing the May 2022 security update for Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra smartphones in Germany. More regions are expected to receive the update in the coming days and weeks.
The update will come with bug fixes for many privacy and security-related issues, better system security, improved security, and 10 stock app upgrades, which will enhance the overall device performance. The update can be easily identified as it comes with the build version N981BXXU4FVE7 and N986BXXU4FVE7 for Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra respectively.
Changelog for the May 2022 Security Update for Galaxy Note 20
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra users have started receiving the May 2022 Security Update and it comes with the build numbers N981BXXU4FVE7 and N986BXXU4FVE7 for the two devices respectively. The update will feature fixes for numerous privacy and security-related vulnerabilities including 3 Moderate, 23 High, and 7 Critical levels of CVEs. These issues can be related to the Galaxy Themes, Weather App, Setup Wizard, and others. Other than that, the official update for the May 2022 Security Update doesn’t mention any major changes or new features.
Download and install the May 2022 Security Update for Samsung Galaxy Note 20
In case you are a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 or Galaxy Note 20 Ultra user in Germany, you should be on the lookout for the May 2022 Security update as you’ll be receiving it anytime in the coming days. You can also manually check for the update by following these simple instructions –
- Simply navigate to the Settings
- Look for the Software Update option
- Tap on Download and Install the update
- Reboot your device and once your device restarts, you can enjoy the new update
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