Samsung One UI 7 release has been delayed again in India and other countries due to unresolved software bugs and performance issues
Samsung has paused the One UI 7 rollout for the Galaxy S24 series in India and other countries due to a critical bug reported by users, particularly in South Korea, where some Galaxy S24 users experienced phone unlocking issues after installing the update. The rollout, which began on April 7, 2025, in South Korea and expanded to regions like India, the US, and Canada in phases, has been halted as Samsung investigates the problem, with tipster Ice Universe highlighting its impact on core functionality. No similar issues have been reported with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 or Galaxy Z Flip 6 so far, suggesting the bug may be specific to the S24 series. Despite this, one user update on a Galaxy S24 Ultra showed no unlocking problems, indicating the issue might not affect all devices uniformly.
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Samsung has not provided a new release timeline for India or other regions, as the company is currently reviewing the firmware to fix the bug. This delay adds to previous setbacks, with the update already postponed multiple times. Users outside South Korea, including those in India, are advised to wait for an official resolution and avoid updating until a stable version is confirmed. For the latest updates on the One UI 7 release for the Galaxy S24, S23, and other series, stay tuned to reliable sources.
