09-09-2019 10:42 PM
Hi,
My daughter whom we bought the phone for, has this happening continually. Tried the force stop, clear cache, reset phone - doesn't work.
Battery drains without using, super slow charging, sluggish screens and apps, continual IMS Service Keeps Stopping popping up what seems every minute.
Surely can't be held to ransom by Samsung like this for buying an unlocked phone.
Contacted whom we bought the phone off - Australian supplier - large company. Their response -
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09-10-2019 12:20 AM
I just reverted back to previous firmware like some people did. It was a hassle but thank goodness I can use my phone properly again. Frigging Samsung.
09-10-2019 01:19 AM
Hi userrhCJ8swsKn,
I'm guessing the large Australian supplier that you received a response from was Kogan.
Don't hold your breath waiting for a patch from Samsung as it has already been six days!
I'm afraid that the only temporary solution that I am aware of it to install the previous firmware for your phone as documented elsewhere in this conversation, and it really is temporary because the auto updater almost immediately starts requesting an update back to the faulty firmware.
Samsung really need to at least turn off the forced update to the faulty firmware!!!
09-10-2019 03:08 AM
Same story here, US purchased unlocked Galaxy S9+ (SM-G965UZPAXAA) worked fine with New Zealand Vodaphone until this update last night. Same symptoms reported here, constant popups, very slow and glitchy behavior, extreme battery use, etc.
I have spent the evening trying to figure out how to revert the firmware version using Odin per others' advice here, but am having trouble finding and downloading the correct version. I guess I'll waste another evening tomorrow trying again. Very disappointed with Samsung for letting this get through in the first place, but why in the world can't they make it easy to revert version to last known good config?!
09-10-2019 03:16 AM
I too have the same problem.
I'm in Australia with Galaxy S9 64 GB unlocked phone keep getting this IMS stopped working notification.
I too have experienced that my phone is very slow fter the update and the touch screen is unresponsive. I've also noticed that the battery drains verqy quickly now. Previosly I could go 2 sometimes3 days ona full 100% charge. since the update this monring it was at 100% fully charged and by 11am it was at 30%, and I wasn't even using my phone.
Samsung, this is shameful. The update has rendered our phones useless.
when will an patch fix be delivered. This is extremely frustrating.
09-10-2019 05:25 AM
Yet another victim! I also performed the recommended update on Sept 7 and now have the same fault. In addition the phone freezes/hangs for several seconds when touched and burns through the entire battery power in a few hours, running very hot! My phone was purchased in Australia from a Samsung reseller 5 months ago and worked faultlessly until the update. I too have spent several hours researching the internet/Youtube etc. performed multiple factory resets and tried all the recommended fixes described in this thread (plus many others) without success. Even, went to the Samsung store for assistance and was told that my S9+ was an international model and as such was not supported by Samsung Australia. C'mon Samsung do the right thing by your loyal customers and please fix the problem. If not, it might be APPLE time!
09-10-2019 07:12 AM
Any updates on this?
09-09-2019 08:44 AM
I updated my Note 8 today.
And its really annoying because IMS SERVICE KEEPS STOPPING.
I hope samsung will fix it soon.
Security level patch: August 1, 2019
09-09-2019 02:30 PM
I recommend reaching out to your carrier regarding this.
09-09-2019 03:13 PM
IMS service keeps on stopping when i update. What will i do?
Thanks for getting in touch with us and I am sorry for the service issues you are facing at the moment.
I just wanted to provide a response to assist you in what we have currently found out so far.
At this point in time, it looks as though the recent Samsung Security Update has caused a specific mobile service known as "IMS Service" to stop responding.
This service seems to be related to voice and multimedia communications through internet connections, such as video calls, calling over mobile data or WiFi etc.
After being in touch with Samsung, they have confirmed that they are aware of the issues Galaxy customers are reporting with models like the one you are using.
We have been advised that an update based on the models affected is in the works and is expected to be rolled out to the affected devices as soon as possible. We are currently trying to identify what reasonable timeframe this may be.
We are also looking into any temporary solutions that may allow you to continue using the phone, with a possible reduction in options (i.e. video calling and related multimedia communication features) while allowing the phone to continue being used for your everyday tasks.
We will be in touch shortly with any options that we feel would be suitable for your consideration.
Understandably, this is not an event we would expect to occur with your mobile. Should a solution not present itself in a timely manner from Samsung or ourselves, we will gladly honour a return for a resolution under our Customer Charter.
Any patience you have or would be willing to provide during this time is appreciated, but please do not hesitate to let us know if there is anything you would like to discuss further.
In the meantime, if there is anything else we can assist with, please let us know.