No More Peeking: Samsung Closes the Door on Early One UI Leaks

It's Time to Say Goodbye to Samsung's Early One UI Leaks

Leaks are an integral part of the tech community. And it’s not even a question whether the community will thrive without its energy or not. But brands, in particular, hate it for an obvious reason. And that’s why Samsung has now fixed the loophole that allowed us to have the early leaks of One UI. No More Samsung’s Early One UI Leaks Software development involves multiple phases and testing prior to the stable release. One of the early builds is…

Samsung puts an end to early One UI leaks

Over the past few months, a lot of internal One UI 8 firmware builds were leaked for multiple Galaxy phones, giving us an extremely early look at what Samsung is cooking in terms of software. However, you should get ready to say goodbye to those leaked firmware files. Get ready to say goodbye to early One UI 8.5 and One UI 9.0 leaks A few months ago, a developer found a way to locate and download under-development One UI firmware files that we…

No more peeking: Samsung closes the door on early One UI leaks

For months, curious devs got a sneak peek at Samsung's secret software — but the party's officially over.

Don't get your hopes up for One UI 9 leaks as Samsung fixes this major loophole

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Samsung has patched a loophole that enabled many recent One UI leaks. The exploit allowed users to access internal OTA builds via a custom tool and decrypt metadata. You almost certainly won’t be treated to as many One UI 9 leaks going forward. The Samsung fans among you enjoy delving into One UI leaks, and we enjoy bringing them to you when they surface. The bad news for all of us is that it looks lik…