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T-Mobile Galaxy S9 and S9+ security updates now rolling out - TmoNews

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After updating the Galaxy S20 series phones earlier this week, T-Mobile is now pushing out updates to a couple of former Samsung flagships.

The T-Mobile Galaxy S9 and S9+ are now being updated to versions G960USQS7DTE1 and G965USQS7DTE1, respectively. These are smaller updates, and the only item mentioned on the official changelogs are the May 2020 Android security patches.

T-Mo has confirmed that these updates are now rolling out, so if you’ve got an S9 or S9+, you should see your update arrive over the air soon. You’ve also got the option of checking for the update manually by going into Settings > Software update > Download updates manually on your phone.

Let us know when you Galaxy S9 or S9+ is updated!

Thanks @PlymouthPasty!

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Tags: Android, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy S9, Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, Software Updates, T-Mobile

About Alex Wagner

Editorial Director of News and Content for PhoneDog Media. Loves Arsenal, craft beer, and video games. Can be found on Twitter at @alw.


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