Samsung Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold6, and Galaxy Z Flip6 users are receiving the new August 2025 update, which includes certain security improvements. The company has added useful security system changes in this firmware. These Galaxy device owners will also find bug fixes in the latest rollout.

On the other hand, Samsung has recently confirmed to release the One UI 8 beta update for the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy Fold 6, and Galaxy S24 series in August 11, and the company will also extend the beta update till September 2025. This means more Galaxy device users will soon be able to try out the One UI 8 features before the release.

The tech giant is releasing the August 2025 patch for Samsung Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold6, and Galaxy Z Flip6 Korean units. It upgrades the security patch level to the current month.

One good aspect of this update is that it will keep your device’s system and data safe from privacy violations and harmful malware. It further enhances the phone’s ability to fight vulnerabilities that can spoil the overall user experience.

However, the bad part is that the device is still running on the One UI 7 version. The company hasn’t upgraded the  Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold6, and Galaxy Z Flip6 phones to the One UI 8 software build. We anticipate hearing about the new rollout for the flagship device soon.

According to the changelog, Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold6, and Galaxy Z Flip6 users can identify the new August 2025 update with the One UI version ending BYGB. One has to download a software package of 405.23 MB to install the latest security improvements to the handset.

The Samsung Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A36 are the latest additions to the Galaxy A family. The productive smartphone has gained more popularity than its predecessors. But it doesn’t reflect that the company has forgotten about the older gadgets. At this moment, the July 2025 update has started making its way to the Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A36 in Europe and the US, respectively.

Samsung Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A36 users can identify the July 2025 security update via the mentioned One UI  A556BXXS9BYF3 and A366USQS3AYG1, respectively, build versions. So, if you are a  Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A36 user, then this latest update is all yours.

Talking about the new firmware, the update works on improving the operating skills of some system applications. It stabilizes the functioning of the apps so that they can work more coherently.

Further, it provides an updated security patch released in July 2025 that solely targets the security improvements in the device. Consequently, it fixes around 1 critical and 21 high-level CVEs in the security system. Thus, you will discover a more reliable and secure system after feeding this update to your handset.

For installing the thoughtful update, users can visit Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install. From here, follow the on-screen instructions to conduct a fruitful installation. However, make sure to have a space of 300MB on your device to store the latest firmware.

Following Korea, Samsung has started releasing the July 2025 security patch for the Galaxy S25 series smartphone. The update is currently rolling out in some US network carrier including locked models on AT&T, and the company will expand it soon to more countries.

Galaxy S25 July 2025 patch

Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra users with One UI builds S931USQS5AYE7, S936USQS5AYE7, and S938USQS5AYE7 can confirm the July 2025 security patch. 

One UI 8 has been under beta testing for the Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra for a long time. Earlier, three builds had been released, showing that the company is soon to release a major stable update for this device. While the company has not officially confirmed the release date, the One UI 8 update for the Galaxy S25 series is expected to roll out soon.

 Right now, users of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series smartphone can download the July 2025 security update, making their device ready for future updates. Notably, the July 2025 security patch addresses 1 critical and 21 high-level CVEs impacting the Android operating system. However, two of these CVEs are not applicable to Galaxy devices.

In addition to the patches provided by Google, Samsung has introduced 17 SVE items to enhance the user experience. The latest security update enhances system security and stability by addressing several issues related to Knox security, Galaxy Watch system interface, Samsung Account, Wi-Fi passwords, Bluetooth, Emergency SOS, and more.

To check for software updates manually, go to your phone’s Settings. At the bottom, you will find the Software Update section, just open it. In the submenu, if your Galaxy receives a new OTA, you need to click on the Download and Install button.