T-Mobile-locked Samsung Galaxy S23 series phones are getting the March 2023 Android security patch update in the US. The fresh software update brings improvements to the new Samsung flagship phones as well as fixes many of their issues.
As per the official changelog, this update improves the security and stability of Galaxy S23 phones. This optimization ensures that you are getting a seamless performance on your device. Also, it protects your important files and data from bugs and viruses.
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Aside from these, Samsung addresses multiple privacy and security-related issues and vulnerabilities, such as 40 critical and high levels of CVEs and 23 Galaxy-specific Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures, which are affecting One UI apps and services.
The March 2023 software update versions for T-Mobile locked Galaxy S23 phones are as follows:
- Galaxy S23 – S911USQS1AWBM
- Galaxy S23+ – S916USQS1AWBM
- Galaxy S23 Ultra – S918USQS1AWBM
Galaxy S23 users have multiple problems –
- Galaxy Store scrolling
Some Samsung Galaxy S23 series users shared that scrolling the Galaxy Store app is the worst experience they got on their devices. They say that the display refresh rate drops below 60Hz while scrolling in Galaxy Store and the customers are facing stutter. Read more here.
- Camera blur
Users of non-Ultra Galaxy S23 devices complain that whenever they capture images using the primary camera, the focussed part looks sharp, while the edges and sides get blurred.
Since both smartphones feature the same camera setup as their predecessors, it looks like, the software is causing the problem on some units. Besides, big camera firmware is on the way for the S23 series. Read more here.
These smartphone users are having many such issues and problems, which can be seen on Community, Reddit, and Twitter. Hopefully, Samsung will soon fix them all in the upcoming updates.
