Samsung Galaxy S9 For Free Upgrade Offers Samsung Fans In This New Samsung Galaxy S10 Feature

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Samsung has already launched an update for the Galaxy S9, which brings excellent camera functionality to this old device.

The owners of the Samsung Galaxy S9 are about to receive a new feature that will help improve their selfies.

Discovered by the SamMobile team, the new update adds a whole new option to the face image, reducing overall visibility.

This means that with the new Galaxy S10, you can now switch between standard wider angle selfies and more cropped images.

Since the launch of the Galaxy S9, its front-facing camera only offers this wide-angle lens, which is very useful for group images, if it's just a close-up shot.

It has now been fixed from Samsung in March this year, and there is no doubt that this is a welcome addition to the users of this old S9 flagship product.

In addition to this self-timer mode, there are other upgrades, including faster switching between front and rear cameras, stability when using Wi-Fi, and Samsung's messaging, contact and video editor application experience.

It seems that this new update has just begun to be launched in parts of Europe, including Germany, so it is expected to launch in the next few weeks.

At the time of the upgrade, Samsung also launched security updates for S9, Galaxy S8, Note 8 and Note 9, which fixes many vulnerabilities in the Android operating system.

One of the most serious problems is a serious security hole in the Media framework that allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code using specially crafted files.

Google said it has no reports on the use of this issue, but this upgrade will block any future attacks.

In addition to patches from US Internet giants that affect all Android devices, Samsung said it also includes 11 changes designed to end its phone-specific vulnerabilities.

It is said that this is to "improve customers' confidence in the safety of Samsung mobile devices."

Many of these vulnerabilities were discovered in December and January, and Samsung is now ready to solve these problems.

The March upgrade plan will be available in the next few days, including important fixes for the many vulnerabilities found in Google's Android operating system.

One of the most serious problems is a serious security hole in the Media framework that allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code using specially crafted files.

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