Samsung hyped up One UI 7 - and then hit us with a plot twist
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Samsung just gave Galaxy Z Fold 6 users the ultimate “gotcha!” moment

Reportedly, Samsung has released a new software update for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 in Korea, and surprise, surprise: it's not the One UI 7 beta update we were all hoping for. This is frankly bizarre as Samsung was supposed to start rolling out the long-overdue One UI 7 beta to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 on March 6. The update that's rolling out right now is a regular security update for the foldable flagship (still One UI 6).

Changelog for the update. | Image Credit - SamMobile
Right now, Galaxy Z Fold 6 users in South Korea can check for this new update from Settings then Software update, then Download and Install. As usual, once the update is downloaded, it will start installing and the phone will restart after confirmation from the user.
The situation with One UI 7 is quite dramatic, though. The Galaxy S25 series came out with the new OS out of the box, but the rest of Samsung's premium devices are now feeling severely left out. The Galaxy S24 users got to try the One UI 7 beta, but other phones have been left on One UI 6 for quite some time now, irritatingly so.
The appearance of this security update to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 doesn't necessarily mean another One UI 7 delay is in the cards though. However, it does cast doubts about the long-awaited rollout timeframe. And I mean, come on, Samsung, many Android users have gotten to enjoy Android 15 for months now!
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