March security patch

[unpopularopinion]

I recently received the March security update on my Galaxy S23 FE and decided to update to the latest security patch. However, I've recently read many articles and blogs where people are reporting, That after updating their devices to the latest March security update, they are facing issues such as green/pink lines on their screens and motherboard failure. These issues are mostly reported on Galaxy S series devices (e.g., S22, S23, etc.). I'm very confused. Should I update my device to the latest security patch? If you're a Galaxy S23 FE user, please help me. Should I update it? I bought this phone only four months ago and don't want to lose everything because of an update. 

[SHEHZADAX]

Don't trust scamsung

[Sajit1606]

I had got the same security and I also Have Galaxy S23 FE and no issues till now You can surely go ahead with the update 😊

[unpopularopinion]

How many days has it been since you updated to the latest March security update?

[Sajit1606]

I updated it on 25th March

[aizze]

I just updated and I got no issue

[cs_member10]

Dear Samsung Member,

Greetings from Samsung Customer Support!

As per your concern, we want to inform you that the latest software update has been developed to enhance the performance and stability of your smartphone. It has undergone comprehensive testing in different stages to ensure a smooth experience for our users.

Please note that any issues that may arise after the update could be due to various usage factors or other circumstances. We want to assure you that we are always here to assist our customers with any challenges they may encounter post-update as per Samsung guidlines.

Warm Regards,
Samsung Customer Support

[unpopularopinion]

I don't know if your team is aware, but apart from the green/pink line issue on the screen or motherboard failures, users are also experiencing heavier than usual battery drainage and device heating after minimal use following the update. How can you be sure this update improves stability and performance when it seems to be degrading the life of smartphones? Please investigate this problem.