I live in the UK and was prompted to update my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5g OTA last night and have started noticing bugs. I've attempted to forward this information to Samsung but not sure if that'll be dealt with due to co-vid19.
The file was 1754.14Mb.
There's a bug with the wallpaper after exiting YouTube or other video-like/ landscape apps after the update.
They also should have kept the fingerprint animation if you ask me.
Not sure if the latest update was thoroughly looked over, but I'm suspecting more.
Has anyone else noticed anything odd after the latest update?
Thanks
Hi @AnthonyT11
I updated my Samsung Note 10+ 5g a few days ago and yes the Samsung One Ui 2.1 has introduced some new features and renamed apps and new apps.
There is a new app AR Zone which is renamed to bring the AR stuff into one place.
And Yes that part of Bixby has been renamed.
We also now have focus mode and music share and quick share in the pull down notification shade.
These are integrated into the One Ui 2.1 part of the update.
Some apps can't be uninstalled via the phone but might be able to be via a package uninstaller via the Playstore but be very careful as performing this can unstabilise the phone.
I'd suggest to force stop in Settings , Apps, pick the app you don't want, force stop.
If you sent the bug report via the Samsung Members App then it will get to Samsung but it may take more time than usual for them to respond probably due to staffing levels due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Personally I won't be using some of the new additions via the update myself but there not affecting the phone and if you wish these apps can be put in the new Super deep sleep option so they'll never run unless you open them and then when you close them they'll continue not to run in the background when put in super deep sleep.
In regards to YouTube.
if I watch a video without pressing the icon to open the video to landscape mode and go back to the honescreen my wallpaper stays the same.
And if I do press the YouTube icon to go to landscape and then go back to the homescreen my wallpaper still stays the same as the screen automatically rotates to portrait.
The only difference between my phone and yours is that I use gestures instead of the navigation bar but that shouldn't cause a difference as it's pretty much the same process.
🌈 Stay Safe 🌈
Hi @BandOfBrothers
Thank you for getting back to me over the issues I've been having with the latest Samsung update. Your reply was very informative, and deeply appreciated. It does answer questions I've had regarding 'new' apps appearing in my apps list (previously renamed).
Not been a fan of AR apps or Bixby, so I may actually take up your suggestion to install a package uninstaller via the PlayStore (at my own risk, obviously). I think I'll likely just uninstall the Samsung Kids Installer app, one of the AR apps and possibly Google bloatware apps that I never use.
I did notice under the Device Care App, a new option for Deep Sleep has been added. I've been using that with apps that I don't want running in the background. I generally kept on top of things, even before the update, and sorted through my apps into apps I want running, apps I don't mind running (Standby), and apps I definitely do not want running. Doing this on apps such as Bixby Routine and Shazam I did notice disabled their retrospective options on the Quick Tool Settings in the notification bar, so I reverted them into my Standby list. Just something I noticed, although not uninstaller, I understand completely when you say 'be very careful as performing this can unstabilise the phone.'
I have reported the bug via the Samsung Member App but ended up receiving a generic message shortly afterwards. *Screenshot below*
In regards to YouTube,
My autorotate setting in my notifications menu is constantly on Portrait. I've force stopped and deleted Data and Cache from the YouTube app.
After opening it, and watching a clip using the fullscreen option on the app itself (not the OS popup icon) after exitting the app, my wallpaper doesn't come out right. (You might have to open and close YouTube on fullscreen and exit it as I have below).
I also have gestures enabled (when I pull up from the middle of the phone screen, I go back to my Homescreen).
Nevertheless, I appreciate and thank you for the time you've spent helping me out. Let's hope Samsung puts out an fix soon.
Hope you're looking after yourself 
I've just swiped up from the middle of my screen to gesture my home button and now my wallpaper looks like trash. If yours doesn't, try it again 2-3 more times.
