Samsung Galaxy S24 Owners Are Facing ‘Face Unlock’ & Screen Mirroring Issue

Nobody can deny the success of the Samsung Galaxy S24, as in just a few days it has broken the pre-order records of its predecessors. Galaxy S24 is one of the latest premium series in the Galaxy family, yet, despite being a flagship, it has ‘face unlock’ issues and Miracast.
Samsung in January debuted its Galaxy S24 flagship series, which is a powerful package of brighter screens, upgraded software, high-end processors, better battery life, and some AI-powered features. The overall sales of the Galaxy S24 series have increased by 8% globally.
Sad to relate. Despite high demand and being a flagship, the owners of the Galaxy S24 smartphone are still reporting issues with the Face Unlock feature and Miracast-based screen mirroring, as the report says.
The owners of the Galaxy S24, regarding the Face Unlock issue, reported that their smartphone is unable to detect their faces in slightly low-light scenes. And the disappointing fact is that when they open their camera application in the same scene, they can see themselves in the camera using the front-facing camera. Despite re-registering their faces, the trouble lasts.
On the other hand, the other smartphones seem to perform well without any issues in the same lighting scenarios, which means that the Galaxy S24 smartphone is the root cause. However, Samsung Community Forum moderators have offered a few solutions to the issue, but unfortunately, none of those seem to work. The brand has not identified this as an official issue.
On the other side, some of the users are also reporting issues with mirroring on their TVs while using Miracast. Whereas the older Galaxy smartphones, which include the Galaxy A52, Galaxy S10+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra models, appear to wirelessly mirror their screen on a TV using Miracast, the Galaxy S24 is also facing the same issues. It is expected that soon Samsung will acknowledge this issue.