Samsung has started rolling out its first update for the Galaxy S8+ in Europe. At present, it doesn't look like the upgrade bundles anything other than the changes included in this month's security maintenance release, which includes patches for a total of 49 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) in the Android OS and an additional 16 fixes for the firm’s Galaxy-branded smartphones.
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As we've come to expect, the update is being distributed in stages. It's already reached Belgium and Germany, and is expected to make its way to other countries in the region over the course of the next few days. If you're already in possession of a Galaxy S8+ and would like to see if the OTA is ready, open up Settings, then select the relevant option from the Software Update subheading.
Update: We've obtained a copy of the changelog and can reveal that the upgrade also bundles improvements for the facial recognition feature on board the Galaxy S8+.
