Samsung S22

[Avinash0425]

After updating one UI 7.

I GOT SO MANY LINES OF SCREEN.

Its

 really frustrating. If we are facing this why do samsung open update for lower versions.

Samsung pls help me adivce on this issue.

[oshomrityunjay8]

》Always update your phone when your phone temperature is normal
》Avoid charging during update
》Keep your phone battery nearly 80% during update
》Always Keep your phone in cool and dry places during update
》Better switched off your device for atleast 1/2 hour befor majore update so that everything becomes smooth.
Green lines appear only when your phone got heat during update process ( 90% case )
Due to software bug ( 10% chances )

[Avinash0425]

But all this was not informed during my purchase??.

[_lonewolf_abdul_]

You don't have common sense either.Lol

[Avinash0425]

You don't have answer to reply, which is why playing as an intellectual joker!!!😂

[_lonewolf_abdul_]

Why would I have answer to reply when the answer is already provided.And it is not like new thing.It is already there since 2020 and since then every brands are making users aware via Social Media,Youtube or even via support and even techies and Youtuber are also saying it almost daily.Now even after all this you choose to live under the rock and question why all this was not informed during your purchase then ofc you are an **bleep** and fool who tries to be an intellectual joker

[Avinash0425]

Oh wow, thanks for the lecture, Mr. Tech Genius. Last I checked, Samsung isn’t handing out devices for free or at a discount — we’re paying full price, so yes, we absolutely have the right to question and claim what we paid for.
And if Samsung was so committed to "awareness," why don’t they put it in bold letters on their advertisements or packaging? Why hide behind YouTubers and Twitter techies instead of being transparent during the purchase?
But hey, I see now — you're slowly starting to accept the flaw exists, yet still pretending to be in some exclusive tech elite club. News flash: spouting jargon and calling others fools doesn’t make you intelligent. It just makes you sound like a frustrated fanboy who's out of arguments.
Keep preaching. The rest of us will keep asking what we rightfully deserve.

[_lonewolf_abdul_]

Buzz off man.Stay under the rock.And me acknowledging Green Line?Yeah Green Line exist since 2020.And bramds are also doing awareness promotion.And no one is bound or owe you anything that they must tell you while buying.It is your duty to do research.No store agent,shopkeeper will tell you what to do.No go live under the rocks.You fool.

[Avinash0425]

Oh great, now it's the customer’s job to do full research before buying a phone? What next carrying a microscope to the store?
And thanks for finally admitting the Green Line issue exists. If it's been around since 2020 and brands are so "aware," why not just mention it in ads or on the box? That would be real awareness — not hiding behind YouTubers and techies.
But no, you'd rather defend a billion-dollar company like it’s your personal brand. Keep calling people fools while acting like some tech god. Meanwhile, we’ll keep asking for what we paid for a phone that actually works.

[_lonewolf_abdul_]

Customers job is to do their own research after the bought the device.You are not a kid who will be given a lolipop for every issue into your mouth.Do your own research.No one is servent to you to tell you how to prevent issues.You got issue you do your own research.You want to increase awareness do your own research.Don't expect other to do your work.Don't expect other to put everything into your mouth.You are not a empiror of a country.Defending a dillion dollar company like it' s my own personal brand?Nah but rather pointing out fingers onto you ignorant fools who think everyone should do his work and put everything into his mouth while he sleeps like he is an empiror.Go keep asking no one stopping you.Go to service center to ask.Don't bug/bothers other with simple issue.And be like why don't they tell me while I was purchasing?You paid money.You want service visit Service center