The Samsung Galaxy A12 Nacho is receiving a new software update, which bumps up the Android security patch level on the smartphone to June 2022. The new update also improves the system stability and fixes a few bugs. The Korean tech giant has already rolled out the latest security update to most of the eligible smartphones and the Galaxy A12 is kind of late to the party.

As reported by Sammobile, Galaxy A12 has started receiving the June security update. The latest build comes with version A127FXXU5BVF2 and is currently Seeding in India to a limited number of users, with the broader release expected to begin in a few days. Moreover, the update is only available to the new model of the smartphone, dubbed Galaxy A12 Nacho.

The latest firmware brings June 2022 security update to the phone which is claimed to fix over 66 privacy and security vulnerabilities. Moreover, the update is also expected to squash some annoying bugs and improve device stability.

If you are a Galaxy A12 living in India, you can install the latest software update on your handset by going to Settings > Software update> Download and install. And if you are no stranger to flashing, you can install it manually.

To recall, The Galaxy A12 Nacho was launched back in 2021 with Android 11-based One UI 3.1. However, the smartphone received the Android 12 update recently. It is powered by a 5000mAh battery and supports proprietary fast charging. The smartphone features Exynos 850 chipset under the hood. It houses a quad-camera setup on the rear consisting of 48 MP (wide) + 5 MP (ultrawide) + 2 MP (macro) + 2 MP (depth) while on the front there is an 8 MP camera.

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