The original Galaxy S24 trio, namely the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra, have now received the October 2024 security update, thereby aligning with the Galaxy S24 FE which recently received the latest security patch for Samsung smartphones and tablets. This update signifies the commitment to ongoing security enhancements for Samsung's flagship devices.

The October update for the Galaxy S24 series has been rolled out in the United States, initially available for select carrier-locked models, including AT&T's variant. It is anticipated that this update will soon be extended to encompass other carrier-specific versions and unlocked units, with a subsequent global release expected shortly.

The October 2024 security patch unequivocally tackles 30 security vulnerabilities in the Android operating system, with a specific focus on addressing 12 issues exclusive to Galaxy devices. Furthermore, it confidently resolves a vulnerability affecting Galaxy smartphones and smartwatches powered by particular Exynos processors, while emphatically stating that this fix does not extend to the Exynos 2400 chip used in the Galaxy S24 and S24+.

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This update focuses on enhancing security measures to ensure the continued safety of your device. While it may not introduce new features, it reflects Samsung's commitment to prioritizing user security. Additionally, the delay of the Android 15 and One UI 7.0 update to 2025 indicates that Samsung is likely working on substantial improvements for future releases.

In certain markets, Galaxy S24 owners will have the opportunity to beta test One UI 7.0 this year. The United States is among the countries where beta testing will be available.

You can easily confirm the update by checking the final four characters of its build number, which is AXI1. To initiate the download, simply open the Settings app on your phone, go to Software Update, and confidently select Download and Install.