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English => News => Topic started by: Redaktion on June 16, 2023, 22:01:47

Title: Galaxy S20 Ultra: Samsung exceeds its own update policy and still provides monthly Android patches
Post by: Redaktion on June 16, 2023, 22:01:47
Although Samsung's official update policy suggests that the Galaxy S20 series is only eligible to receive quarterly security patches, the former flagship smartphones are still being updated on a monthly basis, which is a pleasant surprise for Android users who have held onto their device for over three years now.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Galaxy-S20-Ultra-Samsung-exceeds-its-own-update-policy-and-still-provides-monthly-Android-patches.726467.0.html
Title: Re: Galaxy S20 Ultra: Samsung exceeds its own update policy and still provides monthly Android patch
Post by: indy on June 17, 2023, 03:16:56
If you deliver on your promise and then exceed it, you foster customer trust and loyalty. I jumped ship from Samsung last year, but this renews my hope to reconsider them next go-round. Just take off the bloatware on any phone >$500.

Ironically my girlfriend's S20FE gets [security] updated faster than my Pixel 7 Pro fairly often.
Title: Re: Galaxy S20 Ultra: Samsung exceeds its own update policy and still provides monthly Android patch
Post by: S20 U on June 23, 2023, 15:21:24
I don't believe Samsung...
I just got ready of my S20 Ultra and I picked up iPhone 14 max.
The last update I have received for my S20 Ultra was on 02/01/2022.
I spoke to Samsung, basically their answer was just it's what it's.
So no carrier helped me nor Samsung.
Title: Re: Galaxy S20 Ultra: Samsung exceeds its own update policy and still provides monthly Android patch
Post by: Jeff F. on July 22, 2023, 01:29:24
Just got rid of my Samsung S20 Ultra and will never buy another Samsung again, what a waste of $1400. I made the switch to an iPhone and at least I will get my money out of it and something like 7 years of updates.
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