The May 2025 security patch from Samsung has already been released for the Galaxy S25 series a couple of weeks ago. However, in a surprising move, the company is now rolling out a second May update for the S25 family.

As some Galaxy S25 owners are testing the latest Android 16-based One UI 8 beta in select regions, Samsung has started pushing the second May 2025 security update for the Galaxy S25 models, starting with European countries like Germany, with potential expansion to more regions in the future.

The latest firmware for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra has been identified with build numbers S931BXXU3AYE7, S936BXXU3AYE7, and S938BXXU3AYE7, respectively.

Although the second update is a minor security patch, its size of approximately 1.2GB suggests that Samsung has included a significant fix for issues that may be hindering seamless device usage. As expected, the security update primarily focuses on enhancing the device’s overall security and core functionality.

Additionally, Samsung’s May patch includes a range of bug fixes for previously addressed security vulnerabilities, providing a more secure user experience while protecting the device from external threats.

The update also improves system stability, ensuring a smooth, efficient, and optimized user experience. While the latest update seems to have some hidden enhancements, S25 users will likely discover what has been fixed or added in the near future.

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