Samsung releases new security update for Galaxy M56 in India
Samsung has rolled out a new security patch for the Galaxy M56 targeting Indian users, aiming to boost device protection and fix multiple vulnerabilities.
Update specifics
The patch, version M566BXXS7CZI1, is 321.67 MB in size and addresses 90 security flaws, representing the September 2026 security release. Once installed, the device cannot revert to a previous build.
Installation steps
Users can check for the update via Settings ► Software update ► Check for updates. When the “Update” button appears, download the package and tap “Restart now” to complete the installation.
System background
The phone currently runs One UI 8.5 based on Android 16 QPR2 and is slated to receive One UI 9.0 built on Android 17 later, though Samsung has not announced a release date.
The patch strengthens data security and reduces the risk of exploitation for Indian customers.
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