Your older Galaxy phone just lost another piece of Samsung support

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Click for next articleWhat you need to knowSamsung Find is losing support on older Galaxy devices, meaning phones and tablets running One UI 2.0 (Android 10) or older will no longer receive app updates. Samsung recommends upgrading to a newer version of One UI to keep receiving Samsung Find updates and long-term support. If you’re hanging on to an older Galaxy phone, Samsung has some bad news: it’s drawing a line in the software sand. And if you have an older Galaxy phone, Samsung Find will work just like it does now. Samsung says over time the app may not work with older devices and newer Galaxy hardware as it develops.