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Default Yes, the Galaxy S25 series supports seamless updates

Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority


  • From leaked files, we can independently corroborate that the Galaxy S25 series will support seamless updates, allowing for the background installation of system updates.
  • Seamless updates eliminate the need to wait for updates to install, saving users from downtime and reducing frustration.

Android Nougat 7.1 introduced seamless updates back in 2016, but Samsung has continued to resist this feature. Thanks to seamless updates, users can install system firmware updates in the background and apply them on a reboot, saving them from a lengthy downtime where their phone is unusable. Samsung jumped on the seamless update bandwagon only this year with a Galaxy A55 update, and the feature was expected to reach other devices. We can now independently corroborate that the Galaxy S25 series will come with support for seamless updates.

Last month, leaker chunvn8888 had claimed that the Galaxy S25 series would support seamless A/B updates. We’ve spotted some leaked files from the Galaxy S25 Ultra and can independently corroborate that it does indeed support seamless A/B updates. The same is likely true for the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus.




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