The One UI 5.1.1 update has brought something unexpected to the users of Samsung Galaxy smartphones. Apparently, after receiving the One UI 5.1.1 update on their Samsung Galaxy handsets, some customers have been unable to log into Pokemon Go. Many users have reported that they are unable to get into their own accounts and are seeing pop-up notifications like “This account has failed to authenticate.” So it is clear that the gaming application, Pokemon Go, on your Galaxy handset has probably been damaged by One UI 5.1.1.
But if you haven’t installed the update, then this is not something you have to fear about; however, if you are on line to install the One UI 5.1.1 updates, we kindly request that you wait till this issue finds a solution, as this is the only thing we can do now. Many affected Galaxy users have reported the issue on Reddit and addressed it on many media pages on Twitter. The glitch appears to be mostly impacting Samsung Galaxy flagships; it has been reported by the owners of smartphones from the Galaxy S21 series, S20 series, and also the Galaxy Note series.
To find out what’s causing the issue, several reviewers have logged in to Pokemon Go from their newly launched Galaxy Z Flip 5, which was pre-installed with One UI 5.1.1. Surprisingly, the gadget doesn’t have any crashes or log-in problems with Pokemon Go, as we didn’t go for any updates. Users don’t need to stress this out, as a patch to address this issue ought to be available soon. Clearing all the Google Play Store, Google Play Services for AR, Google Play Services, and the Google app’s cache can be a solution; even some users discovered it prior.
