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TabletsYou need to speck with your carrier since they are the ones holding up the release of the update.
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TabletsCarriers release the update in order and they have to add software and test it before they will release it this is all on the carriers for adding additional software to the updates after they get it.
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Tablets@Peppino62 If your Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is Wifi only, it gets the update directly from Samsung. Your carrier has nothing to do with it.
However, the update for your phones is dependent on your carrier loading it onto their update servers.

