The developer has ported One UI 2.1 to the international Exynos versions of the Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+, and Galaxy Note 9 since those models can be bootloader unlocked. The developer decided to incorporate a slew of Galaxy S20-specific features (like Pro mode in video recording) and the whole Good Lock 2020 suite in the packages. Best of all, the TWRP-flashable zips come with an integrated AROMA installer, allowing end-users the freedom to customize each and every aspect of the installation.
Option to put apps on deep sleep (will save a lot of battery)
Music Share working (you have to enable it with Activity Launcher)
Power key in notification panel
Samsung App Lock
iOS 13.2 Emoji’s selectable in aroma
S10 Multiple Wallpapers
New Good Lock 2020 selectable in aroma
Dual SIM/SD tray lock fix
There have been conflicting reports about whether Samsung will officially bring One UI 2.1 to the Galaxy S9 or Galaxy Note 9. A Korean Samsung community moderator stated the two phones will get the update, but we haven’t heard the same from the company through any of their official channels yet. For reference, the Galaxy S9 debuted with Samsung Experience 9.0 based on Android 8.0 Oreo while the Galaxy Note 9 debuted with Samsung Experience 9.5 based on Android 8.1 Oreo. Thus, when both the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 9 received One UI 2.0 based on Android 10, they both secured their second major Android OS update, so there’s no guarantee they’ll get further major software updates.
hi already I rooted before getting android pie and still suffering due to Knox problem , samsung pay not working and secure folders and so on..even after shifting to original OS
it will cost the 21k to get the motherboard replaced you should have thought that once or thrice before rooting it now know is tripped it wont allow you to do any task including Samsung pay and more your motherboard will be replaced which will cost you definitely even you revert to original one
