The January Android update is already rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S22s in a large number of regions around the world with firmware version S90xEXXS2BWA2.
Samsung continues to roll out the Android update of January 2023 on their best phones and now it’s their turn to its current flagships, the Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S2+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra.
so, just like They confirm us from the SamMobile mediumthe Korean giant has already begun to update these three high-end terminals with the latest android security patchcorresponding to the month of January.
If you have one of the Galaxy S22, you can now download the January 2023 update
Samsung has started to release the January Android update on the Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra from a few countries around the world, including Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, Nigeria, Afghanistan, South Africa, Tunisia, Australia, Turkey, IraqKenya, Israel, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. Likewise, it is expected that this update will reach the rest of the regions of the world over the next few weeks.
This new security update is coming to the Galaxy 22 with firmware version S90xEXXS2BWA2 and it comes, how might it be otherwise, with the January 2023 security patch, which solves more than 50 security problems classified as “high vulnerability”among which are those that affect functions such as NFC, Samsung Knox or Secure Folder.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 went on the market in February 2022 with Android 12 on boardat the end of last year received Android 13 con One UI 5.0 and have secured three more operating system updates, up to android 16and security updates for 5 more years, until 2027.
If you have a Samsung Galaxy S22 in one of the countries indicated above, you can check if you have already received this update by accessing the section Software update which is in the menu settings from your terminal.
In the event that it is so, you just have to press the button download and install to update your phone with the latest Android security patch.
