One ui7

[chubbyjoe]

Is there a way to remove the new update , it's awful and I hate it. I can't use my phone the same anymore and I wanna get rid of it now.

[JohnnyChauque]

My using Samsung A55 5g it was working fine and fast before the update, I honestly regret it, and can't downgrade. My phone is super slow and sometimes my finger print doesn't work 😡 I hate it

[chubbyjoe]

Mine too , the fingerprint doesn't work as fast , it freezes a lot, they removed my favorite sidebar tools, the split notification and that top panel, battery life is worse , notifications, music player being at the bottom of the screen. I wish I could change it back 😑 there's so many issues

[JohnnyChauque]

I'm not sure if they even know of this and my wife's phone is doing the same thing, just haven't updated my kid's phones, and I'm certain that I won't upgrade them, we are a Samsung family but this is honestly unacceptable, if it continues like this unfortunately I have to sell or downgrade 😞

[psyger-0]

My phone has frozen screen my girlfriend really threw it because she backfired hope she don't do it again

[psyger-0]

Whats the name of the phone💀💀

[JohnnyChauque]

😂😂

[Sbonga99]

Yes, it can be possible to downgrade from One UI 7 to a previous version like One UI 6.1 on a Samsung Galaxy A phone, but there are some important considerations and risks:

○ If you updated to One UI 7 through a beta program (like via the Samsung Members app), Samsung Smart Switch on your computer might offer a "Downgrade" option. This is generally the safest and easiest method.
                OR
◇Flashing with ODIN (More Risky, but often necessary for stable releases)
   ○ If you updated to a stable release of One UI 7, or if Smart Switch doesn't offer the downgrade option, you'll likely need to "flash" an older firmware version using a tool called ODIN on a computer.
   ○ This method carries significant risks 🚫
     ○ If you don't follow the steps precisely, you could render your phone unusable.
     ○  Downgrading via unofficial methods can void your Samsung warranty.
     ○This process almost always involves a factory reset, so all your data will be erased. You absolutely must back up everything important before starting.

[JohnnyChauque]

Thanks mate, but I wish you could have mentioned some of the risks that I might face, but I'll do some digging before I make irrational decisions 😂 thanks

[Sbonga99]

Yes do some digging 😂