A50 update create problems in fingerprint

[DrShahid]

Recent update breaks fingerprint registration on Samsung Galaxy A50 A recent update for the Galaxy A50 seems to break the fingerprint registration process on the device, despite improved fingerprint recognition being the purported benefit of the update. Galaxy A50 fingerprint registration problems after update Only a few days ago, an update was supposed to improve fingerprint recognition on the Galaxy A50. As usual, the changelog of the update advised the user to re-register fingerprint in order to benefit from the new software. However, since then, we’ve received many reports about the registration process being broken in firmware versions A505FNXXS3ASK9 and A505FDDS3ASK8. For many users, things work normally until the registration process reaches 41 percent completion, GalaxyClub reports. It either takes many attempts to finish the process, or the device breaks it off with a notification: ‘Make sure the fingerprint sensor is clean and dry, then try again’. Other users report finishing the process, only to have their A50 reject the freshly registered fingerprints. We have managed to reproduce these issues on our own device, confirming user reports from various countries.

[Dani77]

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[DrShahid]

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[Farah7745]

Samsung Galaxy A50 firmware update causing fingerprint registration bug

Samsung’s Galaxy A50 has been quite the success story in the past year, selling brilliantly in markets around the world.Now however, it's facing an issue as a recent firmware update has hindered the fingerprint registration process. Galaxy A50 users running on firmware versions A505FNXXS3ASK9 and A505FDDS3ASK8 are claiming that they can no longer register new fingerprints.
Those two updates were supposed to improve fingerprint recognition and even advised users to re-register their fingerprints to benefit from the improved recognition features.
For some, the enrollment process stops working at around the 41% mark and prompts them to make sure the sensor area is clean. Others manage to complete the whole process but the phone then rejects the newly enrolled fingerprints.
Previously registered fingerprints seem to be working so its best to keep using those until the issue is resolved. Samsung is expected to release a new firmware fix soon which should deal with the problem once and for al