One UI 7 fixes annoying Wi-Fi bug on Samsung phones

According to SamMobile , the upcoming One UI 7.0 update will bring a small but extremely useful change for Galaxy users: viewing saved Wi-Fi passwords using fingerprint authentication.

Samsung simplifies how to view saved Wi-Fi passwords with One UI 7

Previously, viewing saved Wi-Fi passwords on Samsung phones was quite cumbersome as users were forced to enter a PIN or draw an unlock pattern, even when biometric authentication was set up. This caused a lot of inconvenience, especially when users wanted to share Wi-Fi with friends or connect a new device.

Samsung simplifies reviewing saved Wi-Fi passwords on One UI 7

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Understanding this psychology, Samsung has officially 'liberated' the Wi-Fi password viewing feature on One UI 7. Now, users can easily access saved Wi-Fi passwords by fingerprint authentication, much faster and more convenient.

Specifically, when accessing the Wi-Fi password view section in the Settings section, the device will display the fingerprint authentication option. After successful authentication, the password will be displayed immediately.

Although it's just a small change, the addition of this feature shows that Samsung is always listening and caring about the user experience. One UI 7 is in beta testing and is expected to be officially released early next year.

With a series of valuable improvements, One UI 7 promises to bring new and more interesting experiences to Galaxy users.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/one-ui-7-sua-loi-wi-fi-kho-chiu-cua-dien-thoai-samsung-185241221131441094.htm