I see people complaining about worse service, lower bars etc. The problem is, bars do not always mean anything in regards to your service, depending on what frequency bands you're connected to etc, you can get different signal bars in the same spot. T-Mobile used to show full bars on any connection -100 dbm or better. It is now showing accurate bars to the actual signal, so those seeing lower bars, it is NOT the beta having an issue
Example, I only have 2 bars right now on T-Mobile but performance is insane at 900 Mbps because I'm connected to n41. It's simply more accurate for the RSRP (main signal level)
I can hardly wait for the full version. Im more than a lil **bleep** of half the apps on GOODLOCK no longer work. Say working on an update. Problem is its been 3 months and NO UPDATES. Also states on several of the apps within not compatible with my beta software. Total bologna. Need samsung to hurry the heck up already. My daughter's Iphone has had 3 complete updates where samsung still stuck on the same one. What gives? Building devices that they cant even program correctly? Makes no sense to be honest. RE-**bleep**-U-LOUS ALREADY
I understand your sentiments and concur. My secondary device is an iPhone Pro 12 Plus. I experienced, let's say, four beta versions within a month. There were minor glitches, but nothing that significantly impacted fundamental calling and data functions. I suppose releasing too many devices that either go unsold or simply sit on shelves worldwide is a contributing factor. Perhaps a small phone, a large phone, and a foldable device would suffice. Having an excessive number of devices may lead to environmental concerns, and then we question why we encounter issues with betas and updates.
