Samsung continues to lead the way with timely software updates, and the August 2025 security patch is already making its way to a growing list of Galaxy phones and tablets. While these patches don’t bring new features or interface changes, they play a crucial role in protecting your device from the latest vulnerabilities and exploits.
As with every monthly rollout, the update is being pushed out in phases. So, if you haven’t received it yet, don’t worry—it may take a few days or even weeks to reach your region.
August 2025 security patch is rolling out to these Galaxy devices
As of now, here’s the list of Galaxy devices confirmed to be receiving the August 2025 update:
Galaxy S series
- Galaxy S25
- Galaxy S25+
- Galaxy S25 Ultra
- Galaxy S25 Edge
- Galaxy S24
- Galaxy S24+
- Galaxy S24 Ultra
- Galaxy S24 FE
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S23 FE
- Galaxy S22
- Galaxy S22+
- Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Galaxy S21
- Galaxy S21+
- Galaxy S21 Ultra
- Galaxy S21 FE
Galaxy Z series
- Galaxy Z Fold 7
- Galaxy Z Flip 7
- Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE
- Galaxy Z Fold 6
- Galaxy Z Flip 6
Galaxy A series
- Galaxy A56
- Galaxy A55
- Galaxy A54
- Galaxy A26 5G
- Galaxy A25 5G
- Galaxy A15 4G
- Galaxy A14 4G
Galaxy M series
- Galaxy M55 5G
- Galaxy M44
- Galaxy M36
Galaxy Tab series
- Galaxy Tab S10
- Galaxy Tab S10+
- Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S10 FE
- Galaxy Tab S10 FE+
Note that the update is rolled out in batches. So, it may take a few days to reach your device.
If your device is on the list, you can check for the update manually by heading to Settings > Software update > Download and install. If it’s not yet available, check again in a few days.
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What’s inside the August 2025 security patch?
The August 2025 security patch includes important fixes from both Google and Samsung. Google has addressed one critical vulnerability and over two dozen high-severity flaws that impact Android broadly, including Samsung devices. These fixes patch holes that could otherwise be exploited by hackers to gain unauthorized access or disrupt device functionality.
In addition, Samsung has patched 18 security vulnerabilities specific to its software. These included issues that could potentially let attackers access your personal data, delete files, or misuse certain system functions. Fortunately, Samsung says these issues were disclosed privately and have not been exploited in the wild—so users can breathe easy knowing their devices are being proactively protected.
Stay tuned as more Galaxy devices will receive the August patch soon. And remember, keeping your device updated is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to stay protected.
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