Extended Security Updates Coming to Samsung Galaxy S20 Series

Samsung Galaxy S20 series users can breathe a sigh of relief as the company has confirmed that the phones will continue to receive quarterly security updates for a few more months. This news comes after the initial promise made during the launch in February 2020, where Samsung guaranteed three major Android OS upgrades and four years of security updates for the models.

Although the phones will not be getting any additional OS updates beyond the Android 13-based One UI 5.1, users can still expect regular security updates to keep their devices safe and secure. The Galaxy S20 lineup, including the base model, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra, has been listed among the handsets that will receive these updates.

In addition to the flagship series, the Galaxy S20 FE model, which was unveiled in October 2020, will also continue to receive four years of security updates. While the handset currently receives monthly OTA updates, it may transition to quarterly security updates after October this year.

The Galaxy S20 series is known for its impressive features, including quad-HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays with up to 120Hz refresh rate and advanced camera systems. With a combination of high-resolution sensors and wide-angle lenses, users can capture stunning photos and videos with ease.

Overall, Samsung’s commitment to providing regular security updates for its Galaxy S20 series demonstrates the company’s dedication to ensuring the longevity and security of its devices. Users can rest assured that their smartphones will continue to receive the necessary updates to keep them protected in the ever-evolving digital landscape.