Regarding my last post I think there's still more to consider. See I've been through 5 one ui beta programs (one ui 2-6 specifically) and from my personal perspective and experience alone to me samsung has been in a strange stand still comfort zone to where the software hasn't been matching or equalizing with the hardware. One Ui 4 on the S21 Ultra made that very clear and despite all error reports and screenshots samsung still broke more things than they fixed such as 120hz refresh rate, battery life, performance, choppy animations, camera shutter lag/focus issues. Since then samsung has continued to repeat this flawed formula with some improvements and new features while taking away old ones. This year I think they realized that the old One Ui formula is played out and so they had to tear it down and strip it completely just to start over. I still believe they should've kept the beta program internally instead of a late small public release with the next unpacked right around the corner. I'm shocked that some users believe that samsung only does in-house lab testing and no outside "real world" testing on their own products as if they don't have people on payroll to do that. If you believe that stop it and get some help. None of us are entitled to beta programs so please be humble if you're allowed to even participate in one of them. I much rather have stable os with little to no bugs than unfinished/experimental os that maybe more trouble than its worth. Innovation and worthy upgrades from Samsung needs to comeback in 2025. Let's leave incremental updates and downgrades in 2024. No more apologies, no excuses, everything must work fresh out the box on day 1.
Unfortunately, your post has been the reason why I will not be joining in the beta program as a test subject. I enjoy using my S24 too much to jeopardize it with any dicey programming issues. Good luck and Godspeed to you and all of the folks participating in this endeavor!
