After the recent One UI 7 update with Android 15, the Galaxy A55 is now back on a monthly update schedule. The device is currently getting the June 2025 security patch in markets across the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. This update aims to address various vulnerabilities found in the existing firmware.

The June 2025 security patch has been spotted on a Galaxy A55 variant available in the Philippines, Malaysia, and Vietnam, making them among the first countries to receive the update. The firmware code for this patch is "A556EXXU8BYF3," although it may vary slightly depending on the region.

While the update is currently rolling out in these countries, it is expected to reach Pakistan and other regions in the coming days. Users can check for the update by navigating to Settings >> Software Updates on their Galaxy A55 and selecting the "Check for Updates" option.

Once the latest OTA package is available for your Samsung Galaxy A55, you will receive a notification prompting you to download and install the new firmware. Before proceeding with the June 2025 security update, it is recommended to review the Changelog for any relevant information.

The update includes patches from both Samsung and Google to enhance the security of the One UI software based on Android 15. Samsung has addressed approximately 19 vulnerabilities in this release, some of which were identified through a $1 million bounty program aimed at identifying security flaws in the operating system.

While some high-risk vulnerabilities were discovered, none were deemed critical. Nevertheless, the June 2025 update is designed to address all identified security issues, ensuring a more secure user experience.

This update marks the initial phase of annual OS updates for the Galaxy A55, with additional Android versions planned for the future. The device is expected to receive Android 16 with One UI 8 in the upcoming updates, although the exact timeline remains uncertain. Users can stay informed about the latest developments for their Galaxy devices by regularly checking the news section.