As others have said, you can reinstall an older OS. The big caveats are: 1. Make sure you have the correct firmware version for your model/carrier. 2. The process will factory reset your device. 3. Depending on your carrier, updates may be forced on you anyway. So, after going through all the trouble, the phone will force you to get the update again within two weeks.
Search for the Android 10 files for your specific model online, download them and manually install. Just a reminder that once you downgrade the software, it will be factory reset so make sure to back up all your files
What is the authorized way to revert back to Android 10? I have multiple issues and reported each using the forum and the bug report form on this app. It has been over 2 weeks and it is getting worse. I need to restart the phone every 10 minutes (when using the browser), the phone is hot to the touch, and the battery lasts under a day (used to last 3 days).
I keep getting a message about com.google.android.gms.persistent taking up to 45% of the CPU. I give permission to close, but the message returns in bit all the time.
Odin is Samsung software that flashes official firmware. It's not modifying software just reloading it back on the phone. I understand rooting would void warranty because it trips Knox security on Samsung devices. Opting out of beta essentially downgrades your firmware.
How long will this beta last? I'm having to restart my Note 20 every 15 to 20 minutes or so (frequent loss of Internet even with both 5G and WIFI6). Says mostly DNS error site not found, but it exists after a restart.
The phone is running hot and the battery lasts under a day.
As others have said, you can reinstall an older OS. The big caveats are: 1. Make sure you have the correct firmware version for your model/carrier. 2. The process will factory reset your device. 3. Depending on your carrier, updates may be forced on you anyway. So, after going through all the trouble, the phone will force you to get the update again within two weeks.
