Seriously, it does no harm or damage to the original screen and is a doddle to remove. No need for acetate or any chemicals, just lift it from the edges and it will come away easily. The major thing on installation is to make sure that all ports and ingress points are sealed, I use sellotape to cover them up. This is to stop the loca from seeping into the device. I've used this method on a number of devices, which I've subsequently then sent back to Samsung as part exchange on a newer device, never had one rejected so far. ... View more

The best solution is the tempered glass and uv glue solution.    The glass is indistinguishable from the native glass it provides the best protection and aesthetics without interfering with screen functionality such as touch and fingerprint scanner.   There are some well known brands, such as 'Whitestone' and 'Amfilm', but also much cheaper ones available from sites such as Ebay and Aliexpress. The ones I use and would highly recommend is this one, which is dirt cheap at around £7.00 for 2.   https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F113882698969       ... View more

@scgf wrote: I don't like your sneering attitude, you don't like my 'bleating'. Let's just ignore each other. I have no wish to discuss anything further with you. I didn't realise that this was a discussion.  You came for me, I responded, and all you can say in response is, "I don't like you". Don't worry, you're duly ignored.  ... View more

@scgf wrote: Don't you just hate a smart *****? I'm sure we're all aware that enrolling in a beta program is all about finding bugs. You make a decision about enrolling based on previous and reported experience. By the time a beta gets to the stage where it is rolled out to anyone who wants to participate the bugs are mostly ironed out. Previous Samsung public betas have been pretty solid. This one is very different. This beta was just too buggy for me and I've particpated in a great many beta programs in my time. Yes I do hate a smart *****, especially those that think they know better than the originators of the beta program.  You've obviously never participated in a beta program, despite your contrary protestations. You wouldn't be bleating like a itch about "oh, it's too buggy for me". What does that even mean? Next time, make sure you read the terms and conditions, before you enrol.  Unlike you, I have participated in a number of beta programs, therefore I'm well aware of the pitfalls. For me, this projected release doesn't bring anything substantial to the table, hence my decision to skip this beta. I can wait for the final release, which will no doubt still contain some bugs in the first few weeks of its release.     ... View more

You do know what 'Beta' means right? The whole purpose of it is for the 'usergroup' to act as guinea pigs, find the bugs, and report back for the devs to fix. Before you sign up to the 'Beta' you are informed that this is not official, stable firmware. ... View more

As I understand it, this isn't a bug.  BETA software isn't recognises as official authenticated software, therefore some of the security certificates aren't signed, hence no Samsung pay. ... View more