Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite One UI Software Update: Gets July 2022 Security Update

UPDATE 3: July 12 (06:47 ET) – Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite July 2022 security update

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite has started receiving a new software update, which brings the July 2022 security patch. This update aims to enhance overall device privacy by installing the latest Android patches. The latest software update for Galaxy Note 10 Lite has firmware version N770FXXS8GVF4.

The Galaxy Note 10 Lite July 2022 Android security patch to fix dozens of privacy and security-related vulnerabilities. This update is currently being rolled out in France. Surely, you must have received notification of new updates. If you haven’t received it yet, you can manually check for OTA updates by going to Settings » Software Update and tapping on Download and Install.

UPDATE 2: May 20 (05:11 ET) – Galaxy Note 10 Lite May 2022 security update

Recently, Samsung has dispatched a new software update to Galaxy Note 10 Lite smartphone owners in Germany. This update mainly features the May 2022 Android patch to improve the security of your phone and give you seamless performance.

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In addition, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite May 2022 security update comes with privacy adjustments and security-related risks and benefits from Google and Samsung. These vulnerabilities include 7 Critical, 23 High, and 3 Moderate levels of CVEs from Google and Samsung.

Other than that, nothing comes with the latest update. You may notice minor changes and improvements after you become aware of this update.

Moving on, the fresh software update for the phone comes with One UI build version N770FXXU8GVE4. It’s currently rolling out in Germany and is expected to reach more markets as well as other region users in the coming days or weeks.

UPDATE 1: April 20 (05:11 ET) – April 2022 security update

April 13, 2022

Samsung now expanding the latest Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update for Galaxy Note 10 Lite smartphone users in India. This update improves customization and privacy capabilities which give users control over many aspects and allow them to create their own optimized mobile experience.

Based on Android 12 the update comes with various new and improved features including Google Duo Live Sharing, Gallery with more editing tools, customizable RAM Plus, revamped Color Palette, and many more.

March 28, 2022

Samsung has started releasing the latest Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update for Galaxy Note 10 Lite smartphone users. This update comes with an array of new features as well as improvements over the previous. In addition, it installs the March 2022 Android security patch for system security enhancement.

Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update can be identified via the build version N770FXXU8GVC3, Samsung One UI 4.1 aims to make your Galaxy Note 10 Lite experience more intuitive, more fun, more secure, and easier than ever alongside providing you with seamless performance with the added new configurations.

Currently, this update is only released in France. However, as soon as the company ensures its reliability, it will reach other countries.

How to update:

• Open Settings
• Click Software update
• Press  Download and install.

Android 12-based One UI 4.1

Based on Android 12, One UI 4.1 is a massive upgrade over One UI 4.0. It brings various Galaxy S22-inspired Camera features including Night portrait functions, Pet recognition, and Light position editing to further enhance your photography experience.

The newly added Google Duo Live Share allows you to share your screen with people you are far away from. Whereas, the Grammarly-powered keyboard ensures that you won’t do typing mistakes and Bixby Routines now lets you create routines that change your watch face or turn on advanced settings like Protect battery.

There’s an Enhanced Quick Share feature that lets you edit and share images with more ease. Meanwhile, customizable RAM Plus, Reflection Eraser, Shadow Eraser, enhanced color palette, Smart Widgets, as well as better low-light portrait images are also among the main part of the update.

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