Samsung has, by all accounts, halted the rollout of its long-awaited One UI 7 replace following the invention of a bug that prevented some Galaxy S24 homeowners from unlocking their telephones.
The pause was first reported by leaker and tipster Ice Universe, who stated {that a} “critical bug” had been discovered. Whereas the complaints appear to have particularly come from South Korean homeowners of Galaxy S24 sequence handsets, Samsung has performed it protected and paused the rollout throughout all fashions worldwide.
Whereas some customers can have already downloaded the replace to One UI 7, utilizing the app CheckFirm we’ve confirmed that the replace is now not listed on Samsung’s servers as the most recent firmware model throughout a number of Galaxy gadgets, with older patches showing as an alternative. Samsung hasn’t confirmed the pause within the rollout, nor plans to concern a repair for customers who’ve already downloaded the One UI 7 replace. We’ve reached out to the corporate for remark.
The paused rollout follows a prolonged delay within the replace’s launch to older telephones. It arrived seven months after Android 15 was made out there to builders, and two months after the S25 sequence launched operating the software program.
