There was a list of whitelisted phones that shouldn't have been affected, and the Samsung Galaxy S7 was on that list. A few weeks later, without warning, AT&T disabled the SIM card of my S7. I tried placing the SIM card from the free phone they sent me into the S7, and while it initially worked, AT&T eventually blocked it again.
For those not familiar with this path of support, just know that the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S7 saw similar 4-year schedules. On a somewhat related note, Samsung also moved the Galaxy S10 today , but What about the Galaxy S7 Active? It is still listed on the Samsung website and announced to receive updates quarterly. The smartphone should logically no longer be supported from June, since itDutch outlet GalaxyClub is reporting that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 series of devices is getting One UI 5 through a 1.9GB update with firmware versions ending in DVK3 (via SamMobile). They include
It works on tablets with One UI 4.1 or above, phones with One UI 5.1 or above and Galaxy Book series launched in 2021 or later with either Samsung Settings v1.5 (Intel) or Samsung Settings v3.3 (ARM). Availability of functions may vary depending on the device model. Samsung account log-in required. Wi-Fi connections and Bluetooth on required.
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