**** The Official Samsung Galaxy S20 Family Thread ****

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The OneUI 3.1 update just installed on my S20 5G/ Quite a big change log too with camera quality improvements when zooming it says.
 
Interesting, I have a Samsung convertible pad at the desk but in the car it's a Spigen fast wireless pad which still fast charges the phone so looks like I am safe!
 
The Goole Camera is good but you do lose out on a considerable number of features on the Samsung camera, and that's only in the stills dept. I have no issues with getting super high quality results from Samsung camera app to be honest. When you factor in video, the Google cam is just toilet in this area.

The March update installed the other day and battery life has improved for Exynos handsets it seems. I am now getting 60Hz battery when at 120Hz:

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I saw on Reddit comments stating that the March patch included specific Exynos changes.
 
The camera is leagues ahead of the Poco so certainly that will be made use of I imagine, likewise the overall polish of the OS.
 
OneUI 4 can be enrolled now in the Members app. Just did mine and it's installing.
 
I don't have upday installed either but if you send me the same link I'll open it on my phone and see if I get the same alerts and then figure out what's triggering it and hopefully the same fix will apply to yours?

I'm on beta 2 of OneUI 4 now as of the release 2 days ago. They've added bounce animations on scroll, improved smoothness of animations and a bunch of other stuff too.
 
Hmm it loads on my browser )Firefox) and I can click the button to "get update" which takes me to the app store. No notifications though. I imagine it has triggered the web app thing where you can run certain apps directly without installing them which is why you're seeing it in notification settings. I'd turn it off from there which will disable the notifications.
 
Ah I've found it. Whilst the app isn't installed, the background service handler is a system app, you need to disable that via the Apps list and showing system apps from Android settings.

Settings > Apps > on the rounded grey box where the list of apps starts there's a little button, top right area of the rounded corner, click that and toggle show system apps then click ok and scroll down to upday. You can then disable it.
 
Not seen any of those issues, for me the S20 5G has been the most stable and efficient Samsung I have owned to date so am hoping the S22 Ultra continues that when it arrives in March.

You might want to check settings for WiFi as they may be throttling WiFi in some way, first in WiFi Advanced:

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And then in Developer settings you could try tweaking a couple of these settings that may improves things for you:

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