< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/AF/32/IB-FRKP3CEGK_220981.PNG" Alt = "Samsung stopped supporting the Galaxy S20 series and other devices: which exactly"/> ~ < P > Samsung recently reported that it stops software support for several of its smartphones. In April security, the company officially stated that the popular Galaxy S20 series and some other models will no longer receive neither system or protective updates.
< P > Among the devices that will now be left without updates, Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, as well as middle -class models: A52 5G, A72 and A32. These smartphones that were released in 2020 were extremely popular with users.
< P > S20 series installed a high bar: it became the first in Samsung with Video 8K, 120-German screens and fast charging up to 45 watts in Ultra. However, after p & rsquo; years of updates, including the transition from Android 10 to Android 14, their cycle of support end.
< P > This is a standard practice for most manufacturers: devices get updates for a certain time, after which focus shifts to new models.
< P > Users will now either have to put up with the lack of new security functions and patches, or think about moving to current devices. The company, however, leaves a chance for emergency updates if critical vulnerability is revealed as happened to other old models.