Key Points:
- Verizon surprises Galaxy Note 10 users in the US with the May 2024 update, defying Samsung’s 2023 end-of-software support announcement.
- Samsung releases the May 2024 security patch for the Galaxy M15 in India, enhancing device security and addressing 45 vulnerabilities.
- Galaxy A12 receives its first software update for the year, delivering the May 2024 security patch for enhanced protection, initially available for carrier-locked variants in the US.
In an unexpected turn of events, Verizon has brought a pleasant surprise to Galaxy Note 10 users in the United States. Despite Samsung’s official announcement in 2023 discontinuing software support for the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus series, Verizon has recently rolled out the May 2024 update, ensuring users receive the latest security enhancements.
The update, labeled N970USQU8HXE1 for Galaxy Note 10, N975USQU8HXE1 for Galaxy Note 10+, and N976USQU8HXE1 for Galaxy Note 10+ 5G, signifies a commitment to customer satisfaction and security. While the availability of this firmware in other markets remains uncertain, Verizon’s initiative offers a glimmer of hope to users previously resigned to being left behind.
Simultaneously, Samsung continues its stride in bolstering device security globally. The Galaxy M15 in India receives the May 2024 security patch, marked by firmware version M156BXXS2AXE5. Addressing 45 security vulnerabilities, this update aligns with Samsung’s dedication to providing a secure digital environment for users. Owners can access the update through Settings » Software Update » Download and Install, ensuring their device remains protected against emerging threats.
Moreover, Samsung extends its commitment to device security with the rollout of the May 2024 security patch for the Galaxy A12. Initially available for carrier-locked variants in the United States, the update carries firmware version A125USQS8CXE6 and addresses various security issues. While currently accessible via manual check in Settings, Samsung is expected to expand the update to other regions and device variants shortly, underscoring its ongoing efforts to prioritize user security and satisfaction.
