More Samsung smartphones are now getting the September 2026 Android security update. The update is now rolling out to the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, Galaxy A55, and Galaxy A56.
Three more Samsung phones are now getting the September 2026 security update
The security patch rollout started in Korea, as it usually does, but it will not take long for it to spread its wings. Samsung usually starts rolling it out in other markets within a matter of days, so who knows, the rollout could have started by now.
Even when it starts reaching your region, however, do note that the rollout is staged. So it may not arrive on your phone straight away; some of you will have to be more patient than others.
Having said that, this update brings 90 security fixes on all three devices. 58 of those fixes come from Google, while Samsung Mobile provided 31 fixes. The last one comes from Samsung Semiconductor.
Google’s patches include 18 ‘critical’ updates, while Samsung’s carry two
From Google’s patches, 18 are classified as ‘critical’, while 40 are labeled as ‘high risk’. The single fix from Samsung Semiconductor is marked as ‘high risk’. When it comes to Samsung Mobile’s fixes, two are marked as ‘critical’, three as ‘high risk’, and 15 as ‘moderate’ risk. The remaining 11 have not been disclosed.
It doesn’t seem like there are any new features in this update, and that is to be expected. The update is all about improving security on all three devices, as most of these security updates are.
These three devices follow quite a few other Samsung smartphones that already received the September 2026 Android security patch. Samsung’s newest higher-end devices were first in line, as per usual. Devices such as the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. The rollout to those phones started about a week ago. It’s also worth noting that the stable One UI 9 update started rolling out ot the Galaxy S26 series yesterday, and it includes this patch.
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