Reports say Samsung has stopped the rollout of its stable Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update for the entire Galaxy S10 series. While S10 devices had begun to receive the update in the first week of January in Switzerland and India, the rollout has reportedly been halted due to bugs in the firmware. While Samsung has not revealed the reason behind the move, reports say users began experiencing major bugs like camera blur and heating issues after the update.
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