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Samsung generally takes several months to fix 0days. source: have owned a samsung and took notice of when the update came
by bombolo 4y ago
Samsung generally takes several months to fix 0days.
source: have owned a samsung and took notice of when the update came
- Shraal 4y agoSamsung improved it's update process (and probably pipeline?) dramatically in the past years[1] and the software became much better and more polished. I received the Android 13 update in November and less than two weeks later another security update. This indicates to me that they roll out updates as fast as possible. Normally I get the monthly security update in the first half of the month. EDIT: I should probably mention that I usually only buy Samsung's flagships but the midrange device are getting the same treatment AFAIK. [1] https://www.androidpolice.com/2021/02/22/samsung-solidifies-its-place-as-android-update-king-with-bold-new-commitment/ https://www.androidpolice.com/2021/02/22/samsung-solidifies-...
- bombolo 4y ago> I should probably mention that I usually only buy Samsung's flagships but the midrange device are getting the same treatment AFAIK. I really don't have that kind of money to just drop on a phone that will inevitably fall from my pocket and break because it's too damn big. My phones cost less than 200€, and since they aren't samsung they get timely updates.