First S25 Series Software Update! (February patch)

[GusB]

The Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra have started getting their first software updates in South Korea. The new update (585.9MB in download size) comes with firmware version S93xNKSU1AYB3 and includes the February 2025 security patch that fixes dozens of security vulnerabilities.(Sammobile)

Translation:

Software Update

• Stabilization Code Applied

Stabilization code related to calls and camera operations has been applied.

• Google Security Patch Applied

Security-related stabilization code has been applied.

App Update

After updating, Samsung apps may be updated to the latest available versions.

Update Information

• One UI Version: 7.0

• Android Version: 15

• Version: S931NKSU1AYB3/S931NOKR1AYB3/

S931NKSU1AYB3

• Size: 585.90MB

• Security Patch Level: February 1, 2025

[Greenmum1]

Thank you for your reply and the information 😊

[Sonora]

Yep, you can check on Sammobile when Samsung released January security updates for the whole world - around 19th January, and for Europe, the  EUX and from providers on 5th February.

[Brooklin]

Not yet received this update in the UK. 😕

[Beta22]

Some of us are hoping the update resolves the ultra wide night mode camera issues. That translated changelog text certainly raises hope! 🤔😬🤞

[Madtampa]

Received my New Galaxy S25 Ultra also with an outdated October system date

makes me concerned if I made a wise decision getting the S25 Ultra 

still think the S24 Ultra is equal and a better value 

[Hudz]

Funny until we get that update; we'll all have a 2025 phone with 2024 software 😂.

[samfan124325]

First of many patches to fix issues people have been having upto now

[Sonora]

So, history repeats itself. The S24 ultra came with Google Play Services on 1st July 2023 and stayed on it for almost half a year 😂

[PaulC59]

It's good not to have problems. With security patches you rarely experience a difference in performance as they fix or update holes and weaknesses in the phones software that are targeted and can be exploited by malicious software and hackers from websites you visit, messages and emails you read or connections you make. You won't notice a thing if the updates are working. But should your device ever get infected, you will soon understand why updates are so important. It's an ongoing battle between manufacturers and hackers. Updates are really important to prevent your device from being infected by malicious code or ensure security functions perform effectively, etc

[GusB]

This week maybe....