Samsung officially announced the end of support for three Galaxy phone models.
Samsung has just announced that it will stop supporting software updates for three phone models: Galaxy A51 5G, Galaxy A41 and Galaxy M01. This means that users of these devices will no longer receive any Android operating system updates or security patches from June 2024.
Galaxy A51 5G is one of the phone models that has just stopped being supported.
This decision was made after all three phone models completed the 4-year security update support cycle as committed by Samsung . The Galaxy A51 5G launched in 2020 with Android 10 and has been upgraded to Android 13, while the Galaxy A41 and Galaxy M01 have also been updated to Android 12.
Although they no longer receive updates, all three models are still highly rated for a number of features. The Galaxy A51 5G stands out with its impressive battery life and sharp AMOLED screen, while the Galaxy A41 is praised for its ability to take good photos in full light conditions.
Discontinuing update support for older phone models is part of Samsung's policy to focus on developing and supporting newer products. However, this can also cause some inconvenience for users of old devices, especially regarding security issues.
