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[shakeel_adam]

It's my first time in beta situation, is it suppose to be like this, its like those who created it didn't care to test it and now they have free employees.

One ui 6 was working fine, this is what happens when software is not created from scratch, when they just take their previous software n alter it to new and we get all the misfunctioning files.

This is so embarrassing, its not just here it's with all the software developers they never built a software from scratch.

Kindly built it from scratch so the developer team may design it in proper way while they will observe every detail while they make.

Regards.

[shakeel_adam]

Then that's not a smart point while they have a huge developer department.

[BnjmnBanks]

These companies create their own problems and use us to solve them. We are free alpha testers and they pretend it's in beta stages.

[shakeel_adam]

The problem is they overlay on the previous version of their softwares which is why everything is a mess and the platform size keeps on increasing and the system keeps becoming heavier, their is a clean way of doing something and their is a dirty way of doing something, a dirty way always brings problems and a clean way is well organized from the beginning.

[0vermind]

While it might be the point of betas as the definition of a beta, Samsung received the Android 15 code in Jan 2024. Google then released 7 months of dev previews which is meant to allow manufacturers ample time to fix, improve, and provide feedback right alongside Google. Samsung should have aimed for getting their public betas out in Aug 2024 as Google was finalizing Android 15, and aiming for Nov public release, right in time for 2024 holidays to advertise that Android 15 + Samsung = ❤️ Better Together. And highlight Android 15 features + One Ui7 features. They are so stupid. Massive missed opportunity, and now they've lost loyal fans in droves. Google couldn't make it easier to make Android updates Treble. DSU, GSI, automated builds. Omg it's so d.a.m.n. easy.

[USBetaModerator3]

Hello,

Thank you for taking the time to share your honest feedback.

We understand how frustrating it can be to experience instability during the Beta process—especially if it's your first time participating. Beta testing plays a critical role in helping us identify and improve the software before its final release, and we deeply appreciate users like you who help us gather real-world insights and data.

While One UI builds do evolve from previous versions (as is common in the industry), our teams work continuously to optimize performance and enhance the experience based on both internal testing and valuable community feedback. Your comments have been noted, and we will share them with the appropriate team for consideration.

Thanks again for your participation and support.

Regards,
One UI Beta Team