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14-05-2025 12:52 PM
Hi @dissapointed11 , Have you sent error reports with log files on this one via the Members app? That's the best way to bring this to the attention of the developers and get it sorted - so I'd advise you and any others experiencing this issue to do so.
Guide on how to send an error report with log files if you need it: https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/mobile-apps-services/samsung-members-app-how-to-send-an-error-re...
14-05-2025 04:47 PM
My 22 Ultra is doing the same thing. Luckily I have a 22 as a spare. I've erased all saved wifi networks so that it doesn't update. When I swap the sim card my other phone work fine just like yours. I feel like it may be on purpose to force people to upgrade. If you don't have a spare phone you really have no choice but to get another phone immediately. I've been getting text from my carrier and notifications directly from Samsung to upgrade since my phone has been paid off and now it's just a paper weight with no real recourse from the entity responsible for the inconvenience. All the messages I get for upgrades, but not a single message to let us know what's happening with our phones. I can't find anything from Samsung anywhere with any updates on what's going on.
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01-06-2025 01:27 PM
Yeah they don't care.
Sent error logs, they said oh dear we'll pass on that information.
Not actually fix anything.
It's happening on all networks in Australia also as I know various people on ruined by security update Samsung Phones.
The May Update fixed nothing,
Samsung don't care.
We can all collectively sue them for willingly making their devices Not Fit For Purpose in Australia.
So feel free to reach out and let them know we're onto them.
My phone worked fine until April...then it didn't.....
Sterling work and service as always Samsung.
Exploding phones years ago, bricked devices a year ago due to updates and now Forced Obsolescence in "security updates"