Samsung stops One UI 6.1 update for Samsung Galaxy S22 due to bugs

Samsung is completely stopping the One UI 6.1 update on the Galaxy S22 due to critical issues loading devices after installing the new version.

The One UI 6.1 update is one of the most anticipated by users.. Samsung has started using this new version in both the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Z Fold 3, Z Flip 4 and Z FLip 2, as well as the Galaxy S21 and S22. Of course, the latter does not seem to be too happy with the new features that One UI 6.1 integrates, due to the bugs that occurred when changing this version.

What was Samsung’s solution? Stop One UI 6.1 update on Galaxy S22.. The main reason is the errors that Samsung Galaxy S22 started showing after the update, which is an issue of some importance and hence cannot be ignored as it directly affects the user experience.

Samsung stops One UI 6.1 update on Galaxy S22

Among the main problems that have arisen are both lock screen errors for example, incorrect operation when starting the device after installing the update. One UI 6.1 bugs affect the Galaxy S22, S22+ and S22 Ultra equally.

It was thanks to South Korean users that it became possible to find out problems updating to Samsung One UI 6.1. The company’s official forums in the Asian country were filled with complaints about various errors they encountered after updating their Samsung Galaxy S22.

Considering the complaints, Samsung acted accordingly and decided to stop releasing the One UI 6.1 update to try and mitigate user concerns. The rest of the world has yet to try out this new version and will now have to wait even longer to do so.

Samsung’s plans seem to be focused on addressing these issues, but what about people who updated their phone to One UI 6.1? Samsung is expected to release soon patch that solves problems with loading the device. Although there is no clear date yet, the company is already working on it.

Of course, all Galaxy S22 family device users should refrain from changing your version. Although the update to One UI 6.1 is no longer available for these devices, it is best not to make the transition manually to avoid problems with your device due to the new version.

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