Samsung Galaxy M51, Galaxy M31s Getting May 2021 Security Patch: Report

Samsung Galaxy M51 and Galaxy M31s are reportedly receiving Might 2021 Android safety patch. There may be not a lot identified in regards to the replace for the Galaxy M31s however the Galaxy M51 is getting the Fast Share function with the replace. The updates for the Galaxy smartphones are rolling out in Brazil and Russia, respectively. Samsung launched the Galaxy M51 in September 2020 and the Galaxy M31s in July 2020. Each the Galaxy smartphones have been launched with Android 10 out-of-the-box and have been subsequently up to date to Android 11 earlier this yr.

The updates for Samsung Galaxy M51 and Galaxy M31 have been first reported by SamMobile. Samsung is reportedly launching Fast Share for the Galaxy M51 in Brazil. Whereas the function wasn’t obtainable in Brazil, the corporate now seems to have made the function customary for its gadgets operating One UI 2.1 or greater. It may be seemingly that the replace is bringing enhancements to Fast Share in areas the place it was already obtainable.

Galaxy M51 can be receiving help for Google RCS and enhancements to the general stability of capabilities. Samsung has additionally complied with the brand new private knowledge safety legal guidelines launched by the Brazillian authorities in 2020. Titled Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD), it’s touted to be the Brazillian counterpart to European Union’s Common Information Safety Regulation (GDPR). The LGPD “makes an attempt to unify the over 40 totally different statutes that at the moment govern private knowledge, each on-line and offline, by changing sure rules and supplementing others.”

There’s no changelog obtainable for the Galaxy M31. There may be additionally no data obtainable relating to the firmware model or the dimensions of the replace. To manually test for the replace in your eligible handset, head to Settings > Software program replace > Obtain and set up.

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