Galaxy S22 series gets June 2025 security update

Samsung has started rolling out a new software update for its Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra smartphones. This update includes the June 2025 security patch, which strengthens the devices’ protection against potential threats. The rollout began in South Korea, and Samsung is expected to expand it to other regions, like the US and Europe, in the coming days.

The Galaxy S22 series, now three years old, continues to receive regular updates, showing Samsung’s commitment to keeping older devices secure. The June 2025 patch fixes several security issues, making the phones safer and more reliable. While the update focuses mainly on security, it also improves system stability for a smoother user experience.

To check for the update, Galaxy S22 users can go to their phone’s Settings, tap Software Update, and select Download and Install. The update is rolling out gradually, so it may take a few days to reach all devices. For those who haven’t received it yet, checking manually or waiting a bit longer should do the trick.

This update follows Samsung’s recent push to deliver the June 2025 security patch to other Galaxy models, like the S25 and S24 series. With this release, Samsung ensures that even its older flagship phones remain secure and up to date, offering users peace of mind as they continue using their devices.