Just a few hours ago, Samsung started rolling out One UI 6.1 for the Galaxy S22You know, a huge layer of OS customization with which the Korean tech company adds a host of features to Android’s features, apart from providing an exclusive interface. While like almost everything it has its supporters and detractors (in this case mainly due to bloatware), the general reviews that One UI receives from its users are positive.

The case of this specific version, One UI 6.1, is also particularly anticipated by many Samsung device users because that they will get Galaxy AI features with it, a set of AI-based features, some proprietary and others developed by Google for its Pixel devices. Galaxy AI was introduced at this winter’s Galaxy Unpacked and made its debut in the current generation, but Samsung has announced that it plans to carry it over to previous generations, and after several moves in this regard, we had confirmation a few weeks ago that it was also about to land in the Galaxy S22 family.

Just a few hours ago, the long-awaited deployment of One UI 6.1 for Galaxy S22 smartphones began and as I already indicated, this was a long-awaited update, so there were quite a few users who did not wait to download it. This is understandable of course, but it ignores the recommendation that we always make at MuyComputer, which is to allow a reasonable amount of time to pass before installing an OS update, because sometimes they are not as polished as they should be, and as a result, they can be more of what they take from us. than what they give us.

That seems to be the case because, as we read in Android Authority, Samsung pulls One UI 6.1 update for Galaxy S22 due to issue. According to several users, after installing it on their S22, there was an issue on the lock screen, along with errors in the touch function of the screen. A set of glitches that forced them to factory reset the phone (with the losses it can cause) to make it work normally again.

At the moment there is no official confirmation from Samsung, but The removal of One UI 6.1 for the Galaxy S22 can be interpreted as a confirmation of acceptance which we can also translate into the fact that it is already being worked on. While this update is also available for the Galaxy Z Fold4 and Flip4, thankfully they don’t seem to be affected by this issue, although from what’s been seen, it’s best to wait a few days before updating even for owners of both models.