While users were eagerly awaiting the Android 15 update via One UI 7, Samsung is backtracking. Launched in early April after several postponements, the software update has just been interrupted worldwide. The cause: a bug that compromises the stability of some models, including the Galaxy S24.
Samsung is suspending One UI 7 on all Galaxy S24, Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6 devices
According to information shared by Ice Universe and Tarun Vats, Samsung has reportedly quietly pulled the update One UI 7 update from its OTA servers, without officially communicating. Initially, the problems seemed to only affect Galaxy S24s equipped with the Exynos 2400 chip, but the suspension now also affects Snapdragon variants.
The update had begun its deployment from April 7 in several countries, then on April 10 in Europe. But from the following weekend, animated discussions emerged on Samsung's Korean forums, pointing to serious malfunctions. According to Ice Universe, the bug concerns an unlocking problem on certain Galaxy S24s that received the update. update in Korea. A problem that reportedly prompted Samsung to pause the rollout as a precaution.
What impact on the update schedule?
This suspension is already causing concern among users of older Galaxy devices like the Galaxy S23. Many fear a domino effect that would further delay the upgrade to One UI 7. Samsung, which has not yet issued an official statement, may have to completely revise its rollout schedule.
In the absence of further details, some users are questioning the quality software control, especially after such a long wait. If you have already received the One UI 7 update, Samsung should deploy a fix. If you are still on One UI 6, we advise you to wait and not attempt to install an unofficial version of the update, which could do more harm than good to your device.
Source: Android Authority
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