The Stagefright exploit is definitely not a minor problem, and it potentially affects basically any device going back to the early years of Android. But thankfully, Sprint has been pretty on top of pushing out fixes for as many devices as possible. Today, the carrier is pushing out Stagefright fixes, labeled simply as "Google Security Patch (Stagefright)," to a couple Nexus handsets and several of Samsung's Galaxy-branded phones.

Here's the full list of devices receiving the patch today, with links to Sprint's support pages:

As usual, you should expect to see these updates roll out over-the-air over the course of the next few days. "Software updates may be released in stages and can take several days for delivery," Sprint says. If you want to manually check to see if the update is available for your device, head into the system Settings app. But while Stagefright is not "no big deal" by any means, you'll probably be fine until your device is updated.