The Galaxy S21 Series of Samsung that arrived in early 2021 proved once again that the South Korean giant is up for great things. The last year marked an even higher spread of 5G devices, and as of now, in 2022, we can safely say that they have already become a standard.
Whether you’re impressed by the 108MP rear camera setup and the 8K recording capabilities of the S21 Ultra 5G model, or you can comply with what the S21 5G model has to offer, you can’t possibly say that the Samsung Galaxy S21 series is a bad one. The South Korean giant knows it very well, which is why it’s now updating it with a pretty bulky security patch.
Samsung is rolling out the July 2022 security patch for Galaxy S21 customers in Europe
According to SAMMOBILE, Samsung has already begun to roll out the July 2022 security patch for those Europeans who own a phone from the Galaxy S21 series. This means that if you’re one of them and you haven’t seen the update with the firmware number G99xBXXS5CVFB available on your device yet, you just need to have some patience. The update should arrive any day now. Samsung hasn’t brought details about what the security patch contains, but we can assume, based on the name itself, that it will make phones get rid of some of their vulnerabilities. The move was utterly expected, considering that other series of Samsung phones have already gotten the update: the successor Galaxy S22, for instance.
The new G99xBXXS5CVFB security update is currently rolling out for those users who live in Germany, while other European countries will come next very soon. Those who will be getting their hands on the update are those owning a Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, or a Galaxy S21 Ultra phone.