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Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
This DEI problem affects so many other places. They're doing this in armies as well. I follow Linux news and one source is Brian Lunduke. Red Hat and Debian are too heavy in social justice nonsense now Debian says they have problems lol
FaceID not working is wild, I would have lost my mind, *knocks on wood* mine is still working on my 15 Pro Max, hoping I don’t face this issue when I get my 17 Pro Max.
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From google......
Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
Oneui nothing but bugs 🐛
From google......
Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
Oneui nothing but bugs 🐛
From google......
Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
Oneui nothing but bugs 🐛
From google......
Due to multiple reported issues with One UI 8, including a critical bug with the "Do Not Disturb" feature, Samsung will release One UI 8.5 to address these problems. In contrast to its usual practice of releasing point updates (e.g., 8.1), Samsung is reportedly skipping directly to 8.5 because of the extent of the issues found in the beta and initial stable rollouts.
Yes, the claim that Samsung's One UI is "full of bugs" is partially true, as some users report recurring issues, particularly after major updates like One UI 7 and 8, which can include problems with cameras, performance, Wi-Fi, and the user interface. While Samsung releases updates to fix these problems, new bugs can also be introduced in subsequent releases, a common issue in complex software. To troubleshoot issues, users can try restarting their device, checking for app updates, clearing the cache for specific apps like One UI Home, and using the Samsung Members app to report bugs.
Oneui nothing but bugs 🐛
I have no problems upgrading to iOS26 final from two betas and RC, not at all.
This DEI problem affects so many other places. They're doing this in armies as well. I follow Linux news and one source is Brian Lunduke. Red Hat and Debian are too heavy in social justice nonsense now Debian says they have problems lol
FaceID not working is wild, I would have lost my mind, *knocks on wood* mine is still working on my 15 Pro Max, hoping I don’t face this issue when I get my 17 Pro Max.