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How to install One UI 3.0 beta without harming your Samsung Galaxy device
One UI 3.0 is currently under testing for Samsung Galaxy S20 and Note 20 series devices. These device users in eligible countries can participate in the beta program to test One UI 3.0 ahead of stable release.
One UI 3.0 is based on Android 11 and it comes with new visual redesign for most visited UI parts such as Home screen and quick panel. To reduce distractions, the new interface highlights important information, and make your user experience better.
The new version of One UI also comes with improved security and privacy controls including one-time permissions, enhanced digital wellbeing and more.
These new changes in the One UI 3.0 are surely big and if you’re interested in trying these new features, then you’ve to sign up through Samsung Members app and download your share of beta.
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But, before you jump into the beta installation part, you need to know some important information that can prevent you from harming the software system of your Samsung Galaxy device.
Below you can find a complete list of important procedure that you should take before upgrading to One UI 3.0 beta.
Back up important Data
Backing up your data is the top priority and it’s recommended that you back up your data to your computer using Samsung’s Smart Switch application. This is because the Beta software unexpected in behaviour and can cause data loss.
Update all of your applications:
Before installing the beta software, make sure all applications on the device are updated to the latest version to avoid compatibility issues.
Use WiFi for download
You should always opt to download software updates over a WiFi network over a cellular network. This prevents your data plan consumption and provides you stable connectivity.
Download instructions:
Settings > Software update > Download updates manually
Keep you phone charged
Make sure your phone is sufficiently charged or plug-in your smartphone to a charger, so you don’t have power shortage during the installation, which could brick your smartphone.
At the time of installation:
Do not try to interact with your smartphone or try to turn it off during installation.
Installation takes some time:
Major updates takes time to install and One UI 3.0 beta likely to take minutes to install on your device. So be patient.
After installation:
Once, One UI 3.0 beta installed, your device will reboot and optimize the applications. Give the device time for optimization and wait atleast 5 minutes then unlock.
Update applications:
First, open Galaxy Store and then updates section to check for latest application updates. If any update is available, initiate update process. Do same with the Play Store.
That’s it! you are ready to run your One UI 3.0 beta.
Samsung
One UI 6.1: How to activate Auto Blocker feature on Samsung devices
In today’s era, ensuring our online activities remain secure is very important. For that, Samsung has a powerful feature called Auto Blocker, which enhances user privacy and protects devices from cyber threats effectively. You can easily activate the Auto Blocker feature on your Samsung One UI 6.1 devices.
Auto Blocker feature is mainly valuable for safeguarding against malware and viruses that often infiltrate your device via applications outside the official platform such as the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store.
It prevents devices from downloading applications without user confirmation from suspicious sources. Users can enjoy a safer browsing experience with minimized exposure to potential threats.
Moreover, the feature also blocks unauthorized commands attempting to access the device through the USB port. This feature is especially useful when connecting devices to transfer files.
You can easily activate Auto Blocker on your One UI 6.1 Samsung device, just need to follow a few steps:
- Navigate to the Settings app on your smartphone.
- Scroll down and select Security and Privacy from the list of options
- Find the Auto Blocker menu. From there, toggle the feature on to enable its protective functionalities.
Users can also customize settings further, such as activating the Messaging app protection option or blocking software updates via USB, depending on their security preferences.
By enabling Auto Blocker, users significantly reduce the risk of malware and viruses infiltrating their devices through untrusted sources. This feature not only safeguards your personal data but also enhances the overall security of your Samsung device.
One UI 6.1
One UI 6.1: How to use Maintenance Mode on your Samsung device
Samsung has updated several Galaxy devices to One UI 6.1, with plans to extend this update to all eligible devices soon. This latest update not only enhances the overall performance but significantly boosts the device’s security. If you want your Samsung One UI 6.1 device to remain safe even during servicing, you can use the Maintenance Mode.
Maintenance Mode is an innovative feature that safeguards users’ personal data during device repair. As smartphones store increasingly sensitive information, it is important to protect this data when giving the device for repairs.
This mode allows service technicians to access the necessary functions of the phone without exposing any personal information. It enhances the privacy and security of Galaxy devices.
The feature also ensures that applications installed by the user are not removed. Any data or accounts created while in Maintenance Mode will be automatically deleted once the mode is turned off.
To activate Maintenance Mode on your Samsung One UI 6.1 devices, follow these steps:
- Go to Settings on your device.
- Select Device Care.
- Choose Maintenance Mode.
- In the menu, select the Secure Wi-Fi option.
- Click on Turn On to enable the feature.
- Restart the device as instructed to secure your personal data.
You’ll need to unlock your phone to turn off Maintenance mode. When you do, everything will go back to the way it was when Maintenance mode was first turned on.
One UI 6.1
One UI 6.1: How to turn on App Protection feature on Samsung devices
In an age where digital security is more important than ever, Samsung keeps Galaxy devices secure with its App Protection feature. Let’s see how you can enable the App Protection feature on your One UI 6.1 device and keep your Samsung smartphone more secure.
Samsung’s App Protection Feature scans your device to save it from the unseen dangers of malware and viruses. It works seamlessly in the background, automatically scanning all applications and files on your device.
If a security issue is noticed, you can uninstall or stop the download process of the related application to avoid data theft.
Here’s how to activate the App Protection feature
You can activate the App Protection feature on your One UI 6.1 device with just a few taps.
- Open Settings and select Device Care.
- Turn on App Protection within the Device Care menu.
- After enabling, the device will start scanning.
- For additional settings, tap the More icon and go to Settings.
- Enable options such as Auto-scan apps daily and Auto-scan when installing apps.
- By enabling Auto Blocker, App Protection will also be activated.
By following these steps, you can set up your Galaxy smartphone to automatically monitor and protect your device. This feature simplifies the process of maintaining your digital safety, allowing you to focus on your day-to-day activities without worry.
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