Samsung Expands April 2026 Security Update to Galaxy S and A Series Devices

44 articles · Updated · SamMobile - Samsung news · Apr 9

Samsung has begun rolling out the April 2026 security update to its Galaxy S24, S23, S25, A54, A55, A56, and Z Flip 7 smartphones.
The update, initially released in South Korea, addresses 47 security vulnerabilities and is expected to expand to other regions in the coming days.
This rollout continues Samsung's regular security patch schedule, aiming to enhance device protection for both flagship and mid-range users.

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