Samsung Galaxy smartphones are reported to be losing connectivity after installing One UI 9, according to a roundup published by Клуб DNS on Thursday. Owners describe Wi-Fi dropping out, mobile networks failing and SIM cards no longer being detected by their devices, the outlet reports.
The problems are not limited to connectivity. Клуб DNS also cites reports that Galaxy Z Flip owners are unhappy with changes to the cover display, which now shows weather information. Separately, the roundup points to complaints that some expected features did not arrive with the update at all.
The reported issues extend beyond Samsung's own software. One linked report notes that Android Auto keeps repeatedly asking users whom they want to call, an apparent glitch involving Gemini. Another mentions that some Galaxy devices did not receive important functions after the One UI 9 rollout, though the material does not specify which ones.
The reports come from several outlets aggregated by Клуб DNS, and the summary does not include Samsung's response or any confirmed cause for the connectivity failures. It is also unclear how many devices are affected or which models and regions are involved.
For now, the picture is a collection of user complaints following a major software release rather than an acknowledged defect. Users encountering lost SIM detection or dropped connections should watch for an official statement or a follow-up patch from Samsung, which would clarify the scope of the problem and whether a fix is on the way.
