Updated

Updated · SamMobile - Samsung news · Aug 18

Google Rolls Out Private Compute Services Version 962568596 to Samsung Galaxy Devices

Updated

Updated · SamMobile - Samsung news · Aug 18

Google Rolls Out Private Compute Services Version 962568596 to Samsung Galaxy Devices

Q: Is Google testing Private Compute Services first on One UI 8.5, and when will older Samsung Galaxy devices get the update?

Google appears to be starting the rollout on some Samsung devices running One UI 8.5, but there is no evidence yet that this is a formal test limited to that software version. What is confirmed is that Private Compute Services version 962568596 is currently showing up mainly on Galaxy phones and tablets running One UI 8.5 based on Android 16 QPR2. SamMobile and related coverage describe it as a rollout pattern, not an announced beta or trial. Google has not published a changelog or any statement saying One UI 8.5 users are being used as a test group. As for older Galaxy devices, there is no official timetable. The reporting only says Google “may” expand the update to devices on older and newer One UI versions soon. In practice, these Google system-component updates usually roll out in stages, so older Samsung phones and tablets could receive it days or weeks later, depending on model, region, and software build. Until Google widens availability, no exact date can be verified. Users on older devices can only check manually rather than wait for it to appear in normal app updates. On Samsung devices, the path is Settings > Google services > All services > System services > Private Compute Services, then open its Play Store page and tap Update if the new version is available. If no update button appears, the rollout likely has not reached that device yet.

3 articles · Updated · SamMobile - Samsung news · Aug 18

Version 962568596 of Google’s Private Compute Services app is rolling out to Samsung smartphones and tablets, with availability currently seen on Galaxy devices running One UI 8.5 based on Android 16 QPR2.
Google did not publish a changelog for the release, leaving the update’s fixes or feature changes unspecified.
Samsung users cannot find the update through the usual Galaxy Store or Play Store update tabs; it appears under Settings > Google services > All services > System services before linking to its Play Store page.
Google has recently updated other Android system apps as well, suggesting a broader round of system-level software refreshes beyond this Samsung-targeted rollout.

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