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Samsung expanding One UI 6 Beta 3 for Galaxy S22 in more regions
Samsung has already rolled out the One UI 6 stable update for the Galaxy S23 devices, but the company is still working on the development of the latest One UI for other Galaxy devices, like the Galaxy S22, which is now grabbing the 3rd beta update in more countries, including the United Kingdom and India, while the same beta update was already available for South Korean users a few days ago.
The latest beta update for the Galaxy S22 series device is coming with firmware version number ZWJO. According to the changelog, the update will make improvements to the camera operation, Samsung passes autocompletion malfunctions, and also make the overall software more stable. Additionally, the VoNR toggle is also improved. The latest beta update also brings new security updates in the form of a November 2023 patch, which will bring some security enhancements.
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It is worth noticing that the latest beta changelog doesn’t contain the known issues section, which indicates that it could be the last beta update for the device because, generally, when the company resolves all the problems at their end, it doesn’t give the update. However, there is no clear confirmation available about the stable update for the Galaxy S22,
How do I join the One UI 6 beta program?
As it is a beta update, it will be available for users who have joined the One UI 6 Beta program on their devices. If you haven’t done so yet, you can still do it by following the below steps:
- Head to the Samsung Members app.
- Log in to your Samsung account and tap on the Registration for One UI 6.0 beta program on the banner.
- Fill out the form and complete the enrollment process.
- Open the Settings menu on your device.
- Tap on the software update.
- Click on the Download & Install option.