Samsung has sent out an important notice for users testing the One UI 7 Beta on their Galaxy S24 phones. With the final, stable version almost here, Samsung wants to make sure the update goes smoothly for everyone.
The Galaxy S24 series has seen three Beta updates in some countries and two in others. The most recent Beta update, labeled ZXLJ, is crucial for anyone wanting to move to the stable version without problems.
If your phone isn’t on this latest Beta, you might run into trouble. You might even need to connect your phone to a computer to manually install the stable software, which could erase everything on your phone.
Samsung suggests that if you’re thinking about leaving the Beta Program, do it after you’ve updated to the latest Beta version. There’s been some talk about changes in how software updates are handled this year, according to a community moderator.
As the stable update is just around the corner, you should stay in the Beta Program. If you’ve already opted out, you’ll need to go to Settings > Software update on your phone to install the One UI 6.1 stable version manually.
Here’s what you might consider doing:
- Rejoin the Beta Program – If you’ve left or were removed from the One UI 7 Beta, you can get back in. This way, you’ll be ready for the stable update. Just reach out through the Samsung Members app.
A moderator has highlighted that it’s crucial to update to the latest One UI 7 Beta before you decide to leave the program. If you leave without this update, you might not receive the stable version automatically and could face the hassle of manually flashing software or resetting your device.
This guidance from Samsung aims to help users enjoy a seamless transition to the new stable software, ensuring everyone’s data and settings stay safe during the update process.
