If you have some of these phones that Samsung has just announced, you can already know that you will no longer receive updates to have the latest your Galaxy mobile.
The Samsung Galaxy S10+ is one of the best phones ever released by Samsung. A tenth anniversary that celebrated in a big way so that today is one of those chosen to stay without updates. Samsung has communicated it a few hours ago.
These are the Galaxy mobiles that stop being updated
Just at a time when Samsung already updated up to four major updates for each device that launches, as we learned recently, this is the list of phones that stop updating.
Also announced last year, apart from the updates said to its high-end, the five years of security patches in order to keep the phone updated against possible vulnerabilities.
It is the Galaxy S10 series that stops the arrival of new versions, just four years after being launched on the Spanish market. And it is just today, according to 9to5Google, when Samsung has announced the updates scheduled to remove the Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e from the list.
There are two other Samsung handsets that are also left without updates, the Galaxy A30 and A50, two that were released in 2019. What’s curious about this announcement is that Samsung has not left out the Galaxy S10 5G and Galaxy S10 Lite, which still have security patches available every quarter.
So the aforementioned Galaxy S10s have already received their latest update, just the March 2023 Android Security Bulleting update. At least the Galaxy S10s with Exynos chip have received the security patch that fixes a serious security flaw related to Project Zero.
There are also other Samsung handsets moving from monthly to quarterly security patches, as is the case with the Galaxy Z Flip to join the Galaxy Fold and Fold 5G. Others are the Galaxy A72, M62 and F62 from 2021 that now stay at two updates per year.