Samsung has started releasing an update with the May security patch to other devices – Galaxy A32 5G. In addition, the update should also bring some improvements, but due to the currently unavailable changelog, it is not clear what exactly these improvements are (however, they will probably include "mandatory" improvements to the camera or some applications).
The May security patch brings fixes to dozens of vulnerabilities, including three critical ones that in Androidu found by Google, and fixes for 23 exploits discovered by Samsung in its One UI user interface. Thanks to fixes from the Korean tech giant, a number of its apps – including S Secure and Secure Folder – should be more secure.
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The new update is currently distributed in Asia, more precisely in Thailand and Vietnam, but soon (within days) it should spread to other countries of the world. 4G version the phone received the May patch two weeks ago.
Galaxy Currently Samsung's cheapest 32G phone, the A5 5G, like its 4G version, is included in Samsung's quarterly update plan and should receive two upgrades in the future Androidu.
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