Samsung halts One UI 7 rollout for Galaxy S24 series
Nobody expected Samsung’s One UI 7 rollout to take so long, and while certain S24 series devices across South Korea and Europe began receiving the update last week, users are now reporting that the update is no longer available to download.
Samsung seems to have pulled the firmware update from its OTA servers without explaining why. According to leakster Ice Universe, Samsung discovered several bugs on devices that got the One UI 7 update, including instances where updated phones could “not be unlocked normally”. SamMobile also reported a critical bug with Samsung's Secure Folder, which exposes users’ Gallery contents.
Samsung has now halted the One UI 7 update globally for a number of devices, including the entire Galaxy S24 series as well as the Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 foldables. This likely means that the previously shared update rollout schedule will be altered once more. We’ll keep an eye out for any new developments on the case and will update you accordingly.
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- jsoprano75
- 24 Apr 2025
- NI9
100% of the time, LOL. Exaggerate much? Look, I'm no fan of Google anyway. You're missing the point, Samsung really screwed up the One UI 7 rollout. That's the bottom line. This is one of the biggest screw ups since the Note 7. In fact...
- Anonymous
- 22 Apr 2025
- PW3
Google sends out broken updates close to 100% of the time, which then they will take the next few months fixing. or years. Last i heard there are a known and logged problems still not fixed on the Pixel 6 - So much for X number of years of software s...
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