4 things One UI 9 turned on behind my back, and I switched off every one
Check the settings, not just the changelog.
In recent years, Samsung's One UI has gained popularity among Android users, offering a more polished and user-friendly interface compared to older skins like TouchWiz and MIUI. As a long-time iPhone user and Galaxy phone owner, I have grown accustomed to customizing my One UI settings to suit my preferences. However, after updating from One UI 8.5 to 9.0 last month, I discovered several changes that I had previously disabled, such as Gboard being switched to the default Samsung keyboard and charging settings altered from maximum battery protection to basic battery protection.
By thoroughly reviewing the settings, I was able to revert these changes and maintain my preferred configurations.
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