The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 + devices will not get updates again to do – the owner must have a relationship with the current situation of their software if they plan to keep using them. As DroidLife pay attention, the old-flagship device is no longer included in the list of models currently getting security updates. The Galaxy S8 Active and S8 Lite are still on the list for now, but it should be noted that they are released later months from the main S8 main cellphone.
It was not surprising that Samsung had decided to stop launching updates for the device. They hit when they first came out and gave Samsung with the best pre-order number he had seen at that time. However, it has been more than four years since the cellphone was released – even Google did not support its pixel device during that time. The S8 cellphone gets a monthly update for three of them, but Samsung gives you a lot of warning that it will stop supporting the device immediately when placing them in a quarterly security update schedule for the past year for the past year for the past year.
At this point, the oldest Samsung flagships still get a monthly security update is the Galaxy S10. Telephone Galaxy S9 and S9 + are in a quarterly security update schedule and will likely receive updates for one more year before the technology giant stops supporting them, too.
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