Earlier today, we reported that Samsung appears to have halted the stable One UI 7.0 update for all the devices that started to get it. Those devices include the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Flip 6, and Galaxy Z Fold 6. Now, the reason behind the move may have been revealed.
Some Galaxy users reportedly coudn't unlock their phone after installing One UI 7 update
After Samsung pulled the One UI 7 stable update off the air for the devices that started getting it last week, tipster Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) said that a bug forced Samsung to halt the update. The bug is reportedly related to the screen unlock process. After installing the update, some users found that they couldn't unlock their phone. It is a serious bug in the software if it stops users from unlocking their device.
This bug was reportedly found on some Galaxy S24 series phones in South Korea. Once the issue was reported, Samsung immediately reviewed it and withdrew the update from all the countries, including China, Europe, South Korea, and the USA.
Despite testing One UI 7 through the beta program for weeks, Samsung couldn't find this bug and that raises a concern regarding Samsung's software testing policy. Due to this bug, we might face more delays in the rollout of the stable One UI 7 update for all eligible devices.
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Hopefully, Samsung manages to find the root cause of this issue, fixes it, and resumes the update as soon as possible, as Galaxy users are already fed up of the huge delay in the release of the One UI 7.0 update.
