Samsung One UI 5.0 Multi-User feature ‘assures’ privacy & freedom together

Stable Android 13’s new features are available for all Google Pixel phones, while some Chinese phone makers have also begun the deployment for their flagships. Samsung’s Android 13-based One UI 5.0 features include Multi-User profiles, in order to assure privacy and freedom of using Galaxy, simultaneously.

It’s now confirmed that the Galaxy devices will eventually receive the most awaited Multi-User profiles feature with the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 upgrade. For tablets, the company had already enabled the functionality, which is now confirmed to be coming on smartphones as well.

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Usually, new features introduced in Samsung’s One UI become standard for the industry and arrives on other phones running Android. Meanwhile, it’s not the same case with the Multi-User profiles feature as stock Android phones adopted years ago.

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One UI 5.0 Multi-User Profiles

With the upcoming Android 13-based One UI 5.0 upgrade, Samsung phones will have access to the Multi-User feature, which will let you switch between different user profiles. Similar to tablets, you will be able to create two work profiles for work and private separately, in addition to adding a person.

Spotted by GalaxyClub, the Multi-User feature support is available on the Galaxy S22 series phones after upgrading to the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 Beta. For sure, it’s going to be expanded to more Galaxy devices as soon as Samsung begins Public distribution of One UI 5.0.

For additional security, the Android 13 update enabled the way to switch across user profiles directly from the lockscreen, even without needing to unlock the phone. It assures your data’s privacy alongside giving freedom of access to that person you handed over the phone.

If you are on One UI 5.0 Beta ROM, you can get access to the multi-user profiles feature now! Just head towards system Settings, tap Accounts and backup, the 2nd option is here entitles “Users,” where you have to enable the toggle and it will let you add guests and users.

• You can also prevent other user profiles from accessing phone calls and SMS.

Which Galaxy phones should get Multi-User support?

In addition to the Galaxy S22 series, other flagship Galaxy phones including the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Flip 3, and Galaxy Galaxy S21 series devices will get Multi-User support. In addition, Samsung should also bring it to:

• Galaxy S20
• Galaxy Note 20
• Galaxy A53, Galaxy A73
• Galaxy A33
• Galaxy A72, Galaxy A52s, Galaxy A52