Note to Samsung phone users

Currently, updating software on mobile devices is quite convenient thanks to automatic mechanisms or through reminders from the system.

However, there are updates that require users to search and install manually, especially for core system tools on Samsung Galaxy phones.

Recently, Google has officially launched new versions for three core services including Android System SafetyCore (version 1.0.925574157), Android System WebView (version 149.0.7827.91) and Google Play Services (version 26.22.33).

The common feature of these updates is that they operate "underground", do not appear in the list of regular application updates on Google Play, so if you want to update immediately, users need to directly open the page of each component.

These services are important system components, supporting many core functions of the Android operating system.

Specifically, Android System SafetyCore is applied to devices running Android 9 and above, providing the technology foundation for device protection features, including the sensitive content warning feature in the Google Messages application.

Meanwhile, Android System WebView is a pre-installed and supported component of Chrome, allowing third-party applications to display web content directly within the application interface without redirecting to a standalone browser.

And finally there's Google Play Services, which manages important security and operational features like account authentication, contact syncing, privacy settings, and location services; At the same time, it helps optimize the gaming experience.

Updates are being released by Google in batches for compatible Android devices, including some Samsung Galaxy phones.

As noted by SamMobile, the updates have appeared on some devices in India before expanding to other markets.

To ensure security and optimal performance for the device, users can check and install themselves by following these steps:

- Access Settings on the phone.

- Select Applications (Apps). Search for each of the three services mentioned above in turn.

- Open the corresponding application's information and click on App details in store. The system will redirect to a separate page on Google Play Store.

- Here, if the device has not been updated, the Update button will appear for users to download.