Samsung Galaxy S25’s latest monthly security patch goes international
Image Credit: androidpolice- Samsung has expanded the May 2025 security patch for Galaxy S25 units from the US to more international regions.
- The update comes shortly after Samsung completed rolling out the One UI 7 update to its older flagship Galaxy S and foldable phones.
- The May 2025 patch includes various security improvements and fixes as outlined by Samsung.
- This timely update demonstrates Samsung’s commitment to keeping its latest flagship models secure and up-to-date globally.
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