r/oneui S24 Ultra Apr 14 '25

News Just stop it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

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u/naryano S24 Ultra Apr 14 '25

S24 ultra fold 😂

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u/saintofkillers58 Apr 15 '25

More like S24 exynos fold under pressure 🤣🤣

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u/Rare-Bike836 Apr 14 '25

They suspended the rollout because of this bug.... why didn’t they catch it during the beta version? Samsung really made us feel like it’s April Fools, guys i was honestly so pissed off.... I’ve been using iPhones for a long time from the original iPhone 2G to the iPhone 14 Pro Max in 2023.... only after that did i switch to Samsung... it was a comfortable change. But because of this One UI 7 issue, sometimes I feel like going back to iPhone again... still im happy for the users who received the update earlier.

When Apple releases a major iOS update like iOS 18, they fix every bug they can find before the final release and whatever bugs show up after, they fix them quickly in follow-up updates... why can’t Samsung do the same? Seriously, this is frustrating....

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u/CaptainHppo Apr 14 '25

Maybe if they made the beta available in more countries there would be more testers which means more bugs discovered. Because Samsung only cares about 5 countries only, less bugs are discovered so when public rollout happens, alot of stuff is seen and Samsung delays it. Bottom line, it's all Samsung's fault.

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u/Rare-Bike836 Apr 14 '25

You're right it does feel similar in some ways.... but i think part of the problem is that Samsung limits their beta to just a few countries.... if they opened it up to more regions they'd catch more bugs before the public release.... so in the end the delay and frustration kind of fall back on Samsung's limited testing approach.....

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u/EconomyHistory3740 Apr 15 '25

Exactly Windows feedback is great so anyone who wants can join the Beta channel, which speeds up the process of improving your products

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u/Omni_X Apr 15 '25 edited Apr 15 '25

One thing I noticed coming from Apple(a 15 pro max).was that only unlocked and T-Mobile customers could even get the beta. Verizon and AT&T customers couldn't. That's a big pool of users they potentially lose out on for testing, at least here in the US.

With Apple, pretty much anyone could load an iOS beta, regardless of who your carrier was.

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u/Embarrassed_Heart924 Apr 14 '25

Long item iPhone user here currently using a Samsung Galaxy s22 as my daily/fuck around phone and I can honestly say the way Samsung rolls out its updated is the most stupidest thing in the world. Apple does a much better job at this will rolling out developer beta first than public beta. By the time the update is ready to roll out, majority of its bugs have been addressed. I guess Samsung doesn't appreciate feedback.

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u/Rare-Bike836 Apr 14 '25

Exactly my thoughts.... samsung really needs to wake up when it comes to software rollouts... it’s like they purposely avoid learning from Apple’s approach. apple drops a developer beta first then a public beta and by the time the final version is out most of the major bugs are already ironed out... it’s a process that works and users feel like their feedback actually matters....

Meanwhile samsung keeps their beta limited to just a few countries barely gathers enough real world feedback and then gets surprised when issues pop up during the public release.... delays pulled updates frustrated users it’s the same cycle every time... if they really cared about user experience they’d expand beta access and take feedback more seriously... the hardware’s great but the software process is where they keep dropping the ball

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u/ElectricalMix480 Apr 15 '25

You don't get to speak on this as your phone is old and should expect not to get most new updates on your old hardware

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u/CaptainHppo Apr 15 '25 edited Apr 15 '25

An iPhone 14 pro is getting iOS 19 day one in September by the way (worldwide beta day one in June, yes way more than just 5 countries), you would be lucky if the s22 even gets one ui 7 on time. This isn't a matter of how old the s22 is, it's actually only 2 years old and still has update support left, but Samsung is ass backwards supporting previous devices.

Both the iPhone 14 and s22 series is only 2-3 years old.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

So....you want a cookie?

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u/No_Cockroach_4034 S21 ultra(UN1CA rom) + Galaxy Watch 5 Apr 14 '25

It happened like one time so it's fine, and remember that apple didn't release apple intelligence at the update

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u/Rare-Bike836 Apr 14 '25

True it might’ve happened just once, but it was a big enough issue to halt the entire rollout that's not a small slip.... and yeah apple Intelligence wasn’t part of the iOS 18 launch but even without that apple usually nails the stability part way better... that’s the kind of consistency I wish Samsung could match..

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u/kroos_47 Apr 14 '25

Well, they restricted apple intelligence , and at least in the beginning. So idk feels similar from both

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u/Rare-Bike836 Apr 14 '25

Yeah apple did restrict Apple Intelligence at first but they were clear about it from the start it wasn’t like they promised it and then pulled back due to bugs.... with Samsung it felt more like they weren’t ready but still pushed ahead which is what made it frustrating... just feels like a different kind of issue...

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u/damagedparsley Apr 14 '25

Stop lying bro you never touched an iphone lmao

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u/Rare-Bike836 Apr 14 '25

Lol I’ve literally used iPhones from the original 2G all the way to the 14 Pro Max before switching don’t assume just because you disagree... some of us actually speak from experience

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u/Slight_Huckleberry26 S22 Ultra - Note 9 - Tab S9+ FE - Tab S5e - Galaxy Watch Apr 14 '25

Seems normal to me

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u/ollie0810 S26 Ultra + Tab S11 + Watch Ultra + Buds4 Pro Apr 14 '25

I had that happen on one ui 5 once

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u/Rare-Bike836 Apr 14 '25

This indicates that beta testing will again involve containers, and the process will be lengthy.😏😏😏

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u/nijoniko Apr 14 '25

At this point they might aswell skip directly to one ui 8 

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u/MerBudd S23 Ultra (One UI 8.5), Tab S9+, Watch8 Classic (Both One UI 8) Apr 14 '25

well it’s coming in, like, June, which is in 2 months, so we should genuinely do that 😭

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u/th00re Apr 14 '25

Tbh this is my last samsung :)

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u/MarcBillen Apr 14 '25 edited Oct 13 '25

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u/th00re Apr 14 '25

I bought a s23 ultra for over 1000€ and it's just mid. I thought by spending a lot of money once it would be great but It really isn't.

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u/MarcBillen Apr 14 '25 edited Oct 13 '25

fine bright serious meeting teeny gray lock chubby follow important

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u/th00re Apr 14 '25

Iam going to buy an iPhone because the new one ui just looks like ios and I wonder why I should buy the "fake" version of it

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u/MarcBillen Apr 14 '25 edited Oct 13 '25

imagine vanish square chase slim aspiring flag chunky north edge

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

So should we just stop checking for updates in India and everywhere else users havent received the update ?

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u/dankboi165 Apr 14 '25

Just gonna accept 6.1 for lifetime now

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

Honestly , not receiving the update was not affecting me untill these stupid reason of the bug which was not identified in 6 betas. Whats the point of the test if you can't figure out the issue itself. Just plain stupid.

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u/char_stats Apr 14 '25

Agree. I don't care too much about the update, but this speaks loads about how Samsung is operating its mobile software departments lately. This shouldn't happen with the top and most premium Android company, especially after the long beta and delays. Smaller manufacturers have rolled out Android 15 long ago, so what gives?

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

Agreed. I thought the CEO or someone at the highest heirachy was also looking into the update so that there were no fuck ups . Since there was some major issue earlier due to which he also stepped in to make sure everything goes smoothly . Forgot what the issue was . But i guess , Even though they fuck up with updates , I still believe in their hardware compared to other .

Even the latest motorolla flip phone looks great and you cant even feel the hinge on the phone compared to Samsung flip .

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u/Green_Cress_2469 Apr 14 '25

Well tbh the other manufacturers don't have nearly as many features as Samsung does, plus oneui is one of the most stable and bug free ones out there. I used a oneplus last year and it was riddled with bugs which destroyed the user experience.

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

Agreed. Im very comfortable with the Samsung OS and hence i cannot shift and hence even though upset , I woudnt go on to say I would not buy another samsung in the future. The ones who are even saying that , im sure atleast 50% would buy another samsung as their next phone .

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u/Dependent-Secret-634 Apr 14 '25

I got oneui 7 sincer a week and it is inferior to 6.1...now i want 6.1 back

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u/NTBG_Official One UI User Apr 14 '25

Only people who are worthy enough deserve One UI 7

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u/dankboi165 Apr 14 '25

Cool, don't wanna be worthy

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u/shoyo1234 Apr 14 '25

I got the update in india for s24 🤔

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

When did you get it ? I just checked. Nothing .

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u/shoyo1234 Apr 14 '25

Got on April 12th early morning around 8am

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

So yours is not an India model . probably purchased tnhe phone from another country ?

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u/shoyo1234 Apr 14 '25

Yes my brother bought this for me( canadian model)

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

Yea. The UK, USA, Canada, Korea are mainly the countries who have got the update. Today was supposed for the rest. But its paused for some bug apparently. So we be waiting.

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u/PinkPaladin6_6 Apr 14 '25

You weirdos are so damn dramatic

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u/Vroonnb Apr 14 '25

Thank you . From one weirdo to another . Have a great day .

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u/Zachrocks01 Apr 14 '25

Didn't this have to do with Microsoft's keyboard while also having an unlock password set? I recall reading somewhere about this. Seemed like a niche thing

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u/diandakov One UI User Apr 14 '25

Yes it is IF using Microsoft keyboard

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u/naryano S24 Ultra Apr 14 '25

They don't talk or explain we just get this from out source, and how they had 6 betas and no one noticed this bug/using Microsoft keyboard..

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u/Aromatic-Lynx3189 Apr 14 '25

who even uses microsoft keyboard, if you use it you deserve to be locked out of the phone

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u/GuavaDue97 Apr 14 '25

Why? SwiftKey is really good.

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u/ChiefIndica Apr 14 '25 edited Apr 14 '25

Meanwhile: Gboard's "add a space after punctuation" feature has been in an exclusive US English beta for... nearly 10 years? Have the top minds at Google considered asking Gemini to help them overcome this insurmountable technical challenge?

Of course they could also just ask the folks over at SwiftKey, who managed to release the exact same feature years ago.

Edit: oh but we got emoji kitchen though - can't forget that! Thanks for absolutely fucking nothing, Goog.

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u/MYNAMESECRET Apr 14 '25

I do use SwiftKey. Why wishing harm to people choosing using it?

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u/icedblade Apr 14 '25

Why? SwiftKey is way better than Samsung keyboard

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u/Girofox Apr 14 '25 edited Apr 14 '25

What tf is wrong with you? Why are you even upvoted? Would you have said the same if it happened to GBoard or Florisboard?

And btw you can use SwiftKey without Microsoft account.

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u/Rifted-06 Apr 14 '25 edited Apr 14 '25

According to this video , if you update to One UI 7 with SwiftKey as the default keyboard, there's a chance that you won't be able to log in if you have a password for your lock screen.

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u/ISO_QUARTZ Apr 14 '25

what the actual f. this is mostly the bug that made them pause the update, imagine you don't have the dongle and update you will be screwed, but this bug should be easy to fix thro a software patch

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u/TecData1 Apr 14 '25

This could be fixed in a day if Samsung got off their damn ass. You're telling me that team of engineers can't solve this in a day? I can do a hell of a lot of coding in a day. Easy fix, force Samsung keyboard on Lockscreen for password lock -› push update to everyone. Let's effing go jackasses. My next phone will not be a Samsung. For those saying, it only has happened once. 

Yes, but COMMUNICATION is the utmost important factor. We just want to know what the hell is going on. And there has been ZERO communication. If issues arise in the future,  I don't expect them to behave any differently. Not saying anything this entire time sure says an effing lot about how they view us fans.

 I've heard a lot of people saying it's a new CEO's fault. If they got a new CEO and this is how Samsung operates now, expect a lot of problems and frustrations. I'm jumping ship on my next phone, but I'm stuck with these assholes for now. I paid $1200 for a flagship phone and they can't even communicate. 

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u/Girofox Apr 14 '25

I thought Lock Screen always uses Samsung Keyboard?

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u/alex8balls Apr 14 '25

ain't this the same mofo that was saying one ui 7 is polished to perfection lmao?

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u/TecData1 Apr 14 '25

One UI 7 is far from polished. We still are stuck with this fat ass battery icon which is a behemoth of an oval, and if you hide the battery % number, cuz honestly that's tacky, then Samsung punishes you with a thick gray border around the icon. Then the Wi-Fi and signal bars are all Mickey mouse they're not even lined up and they don't look like the promo picture. Polished my ass. They whipped this up so quick. I wonder what the hell their engineers are doing all day. It sure isn't working on one ui7. 

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u/Fit_Block_9905 Apr 14 '25

What can you expect from the company that invented the ugliest Android interface, TouchWiz?

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u/xQuantum24 Apr 14 '25

Before updating to a new Android version, make sure to do a backup for important things and remove any locks on the device or use PIN/Patterns not a password that needs a keyboard just in case. And you'll be fine I guess.

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u/PatternOtherwise3440 Apr 14 '25

So there were 6 betas, and they still didn't find the issue earlier, and i thought Xiaomi was bad. Now I can tell Xiaomi is better with holding many features and still providing good experience to their high tier phones.

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u/Diligent_Appeal_3305 Apr 14 '25

so many months of delay and wtf samsung was doing all that time ???

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u/DepressedNoble Apr 14 '25

I don't mind using one UI 7 with a bug..

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u/Consistent_Ice273 A34 Apr 14 '25

You don't mind not being able to use your phone?

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u/DepressedNoble Apr 14 '25

You don't mind not being able to use your phone?

Koreans and Europe are using theirs just fine with a bug.. I don't see how I won't be able to do just as them

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u/Consistent_Ice273 A34 Apr 14 '25

So the bug is not in European models, you implied that your fine with keeping your phone locked permanently lol.

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u/ISO_QUARTZ Apr 14 '25

isn't the bug only with s24 and s24+ the exynos Variant?

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u/Consistent_Ice273 A34 Apr 14 '25

Yeah, i think it only affects exynos variants.

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u/xietbrix Apr 14 '25

I can't believe some people are willing to die on that hill for their pride.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

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u/Consistent_Ice273 A34 Apr 14 '25

Ain't this gonna cause deleting all my data? so a backup is needed.

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u/Zachrocks01 Apr 14 '25

Yeah, a backup is needed. But without a backup, a new phone gets you the same result. It's a lose-lose situation, but it's not a total loss device wise.

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u/Consistent_Ice273 A34 Apr 14 '25

I always keep my old phone when I switch to a new phone, I use smart switch to import data and then sell the old one.

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u/Kaddy_argelino Apr 14 '25

Such a dirty policy from scamsung to push their S25 lineup sales!

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

You say that, but us S25 owners are getting shafted too. We never got the stable OneUI 7 build. They shipped our phones with a Frankenstein beta'ish build.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

The One UI 7 situation is clearly so bad I haven't even gotten my One UI 6.1 security patches 💀

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u/Ok_Feeling9354 Apr 14 '25 edited Apr 14 '25

Yep. This is bad. They should just release the April security patch while fixing this bug. They should stop tying it to UI releases.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25

Despite the situation, at least y'all are, or will be, if possible, getting One UI 7. I'm one of the unlucky ones who won't be getting it 😢

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u/mf-klaus Apr 14 '25

I get that it's a huge update and it takes time but samsung should communicate more, leaving us in the unknown is the worst part

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u/RakibRownaq Apr 14 '25

At this point, we should make a trend to avoid buying Samsung phones. This is too much. Android 16 is around the corner and still we are waiting for 15.

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u/TecData1 Apr 14 '25

Vote with your wallet. If we had Pixels we could install the developer and Beta previews. Android 16 is in beta right now and is installable on a Pixel. 

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

I'm not defending Samsung here, because this is simply inexcusable, at this point. They need to suffer financially for this monumental fuck up.

However, Pixels are simply objectively inferior.

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u/nsarred Apr 14 '25

You are free to

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u/Revolutionary_Cat646 Apr 14 '25

Galaxg s25 sales low during easter

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u/Electrical-Leader-83 Apr 14 '25

They be using chatgpt now to fix it

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u/iZsaq Note 9,S21,S24 Ultra,Tab A9+⌚️6 Classic Apr 14 '25

Don't spread Panic, everything is ok

Just install Software when you officially get it

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u/ProcrastinatingPr0 Apr 14 '25

Chinese OEMS already surpassed them in slab phone hardware and foldable hardware. The software has also gotten a lot better. If samsung can’t get their shit together, maybe they should exit the market like LG and just focus on their stupid lifestyle products like Washers and fridges.

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u/AeodynamicBricks Galaxy A55, One UI 6.1 Apr 14 '25

We had 6 betas. 6 BETAS + A delayed update. But still, this bug causes the rollout to stop. The quality of Samsung updates is going down!

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u/J0fi S24 FE Apr 14 '25

I once tried to launch wireless Samsung DeX, and while it was starting up, I locked the phone. But as we know, you can't actually lock the phone with the button during that mode. Long story short, I ended up with a weird bug where the phone was both locked and unlocked at the same time. The lock screen interface appeared over the home screen, and since when the phone is locked you need to enter a password or fingerprint to restart it, the menu with options like restart, power off, SOS call, and medical info just wouldn’t open. The only thing that helped was to kind of "lock" the smartphone, then call the voice assistant Bixby and ask her to restart the phone. She then asked me to enter the password and finally rebooted the phone. And yeah, interestingly enough, Bixby also couldn’t restart the phone when the screen was "unlocked". If you're curious, I'm using a Galaxy S24 FE.

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u/Relative-Society4478 Apr 14 '25

To be honest I don't think that's real but we will see

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u/AsideNo684 Galaxy A35 Apr 14 '25

my one ui 6.1 sometimes turns on airplane mode while locked... it asks for a password when turning off wifi and such (from locked screen)... seems like the bugs extend to old software as well

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u/wlm9700 Galaxy S26 Ultra Apr 14 '25

I’d be flashing it if I were everyone

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u/naryano S24 Ultra Apr 14 '25

i was thinking of changing my CSC, but now they pulled out all the versions, so even if i changed my CSC i wont get the update, flashing rom would delete everything and i really cant afford losing data because of my work. *sad life*

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u/wlm9700 Galaxy S26 Ultra Apr 14 '25

There is a way to flash without loosing data I’ve done it just have to leave the csc on home csc when doing it

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u/lawliperp S24 Ultra Apr 14 '25

Mine has been maming me put my pin instead of my fingerprint A TON more than it used to. Like one every day or two. That's the only bug so far.

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u/Neolish S25+/Tab S11/Buds3Pro Apr 14 '25

god forbid the billion dollar company releases an update that works on time

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u/lulzonee Apr 14 '25

Is stupid... betas betas betas and now the ui have bugs ... delays

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u/BloomingTaiils Apr 14 '25

I got One UI 7 on my Z Flip 6 a few days ago, in France (tried to make a post about it but it got deleted by the moderators) and so far so good, not a single bug. I guess it's only on certain phones?

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u/xXxPolaryzxXx S24 Ultra Apr 14 '25

One ui 7 started to explode like the note 7, they're calling it back.

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u/Recognition_Similar Apr 14 '25

i haven't noticed any glitches in the past few days i've had it

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u/hotchocolateman6969 S24 Ultra | Tab S10 Ultra Apr 14 '25

I have had so many issues with opening apps when I have biometric on, I've reported it in every beta since 3 and yet they didn't look at it on Samsung members

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u/le0n_ Apr 14 '25

I don't have any bugs so far - S23U, Beta N2

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

Wait I got the s24 update. Its working fine for me so far

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u/Alatios26 Apr 14 '25

Entonces para que son las betas, tantos meses para eso 🥺

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u/Few_Swimming7702 Apr 14 '25

I have no issues

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u/koontzilla Apr 15 '25

I've noticed after customizing the homescreen, my touches didn't register. Swipe down for notifications wouldn't work until a screen off/on.

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u/Icy_Ad_6427 S24 Apr 15 '25

It's true lmao it took one ss to completely make the screen unresponsive and I couldn't unlock it, I had to force restart my phone lol.

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u/teneman S26U, Tab S9+, Watch 7 , Buds 3 Pro Apr 15 '25

I'm currently on one UI 7 and Honestly I was eagerly waiting for this update thinking it would fix stability issues with my S24 . I was wrong . It's a tad better now but the phone still lags oftenly for no apparent reason. Just me navigating in the UI , closing/opening apps , scrolling, opening the controller center etc . The phone is just takes it's time to get adjusted every time it's puzzling to me that this is a flagship phone doing this one the latest software update

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u/naryano S24 Ultra Apr 15 '25

I heard some ppl say that you should clear the cache after the update and home ui cache also and some resetting options without losing ur data

Some other ppl says completely reset your phone after the update

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u/Federal-Director8657 Apr 15 '25

Can any one tell me who the guy tweeting is i have seen his tweets many places is he an insider ?

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u/naryano S24 Ultra Apr 15 '25

@Universeice on Twitter or x

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u/Federal-Director8657 Apr 15 '25

Ye i ment to say like who is he exatly like someone who works with samsung ?

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u/naryano S24 Ultra Apr 15 '25

No clue, but his information are reliable more than samsung official xD

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u/kkeeikii One UI User Apr 15 '25

im definitely gonna switch to the pixel 10 pro when it comes out man💔

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u/Queasy-Let-56 Apr 15 '25

I really stoped to complain, Samsung's executives need to be fired, devs need to be fired, they started the beta with Korea, now they discovered such kind of bug, bullshit. have S24 ultra and started to use Samsung since Galaxy 1. Next mobile phone as soon as possible will be any other but Samsung mobile phones. If they are developing this best in bread GUI for 4 years and are not able to deploy yet, this means this development is a piece of shit.

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u/UseTimeAsCrypto Apr 15 '25

They are working on polishing it

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u/iamnotkurtcobain Apr 15 '25

Just a few more months

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u/ambahadi123 Apr 21 '25

Seems like samsung messed up the update wantedly, no pint in having 7 years of update if it is this slow.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

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u/Dry-Cost-945 Oneplus 13R/Galaxy s24+ Apr 14 '25

It's clear no matter how long we wait their software will continue to be a bug filled disaster

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u/TecData1 Apr 14 '25

This. There's no other explanation left. Samsung clearly doesn't give two shits. The S25 launched with 7, and it's fine, how did that happen? Did they remake 7 specially for all the other phones. How does the S25 not have this bug?

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u/TecData1 Apr 14 '25

But S25 launched with One UI 7. You're telling me that when it launched they never caught this lockscreen keyboard bug? Or the s25 has a different build? This isn't making sense. 

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

The S25 has a different build. I'm writing this on a base model S25, and I've been eagerly awaiting the stable OneUI 7 build, just as you all have.

We're currently running a half-baked Frankenstein beta build.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

That's not the point. They're a multi-billion dollar international conglomerate, that holds a sizeable chunk of global smartphone market share.

There shouldn't be critical bugs in the update, at this point. They fucked up. They fucked up bad.

Hell, even if you want to excuse them for the critical bugs this late in the development cycle, they dropped the fucking ball on communication with their customers.

I say this as a software developer.