Samsung has started distributing its software updates for the month of July. A Samsung smartphone is among the first devices to receive the July update Galaxy A30. The security update, changing the software version to A305FDDU2ASF3, was among the first to be received by users in India, but soon it will reach other countries as well. The update fixes several vulnerabilities found in the operating system Android, as well as thirteen vulnerabilities affecting only devices of the series Galaxy.
In addition to the three main security bugs that the latest update fixes, users can also look forward to improved stability and partial changes to the moisture detection algorithm, or improvements to it. It's not entirely clear from the software update details what the improvement is, but there have been user reports of a false warning in the past.
The truth is that the moisture detection algorithm in some Samsung devices has already shown more or less significant problems in the past - Samsung owners have already complained about false and unfounded warnings appearing on the display and preventing the charging of the smartphone Galaxy S7. At the model Galaxy However, no reports of this type were recorded on the A30, so the update may be, for example, a preventive measure.
Samsung smartphone owners Galaxy A30s in countries where the update is available will be able to install it after a notification appears on their display. You can also update in the Settings app in the software updates section.
Devices in selected regions also received the July update Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, Galaxy S4 or maybe Galaxy S9.
