[Update: Fix incoming] Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra users reportedly facing GPS issues

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra GPS issues have been acknowledged by the company. Recently, a community moderator claimed that Samsung is preparing to resolve the issue via the new software update, however, the exact time frame is not given.

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Original article: March 21, 2022

Samsung launched the Galaxy S22 series smartphones quite recently. From issues related to display refresh rate to game optimization services, Galaxy S22 users have been very troubled. It’s not been so long since the company released the recent GOS problem fix and a new issue started appearing.

Recently, AndroidWorld reported that various Galaxy S22 Ultra users have GPS problems on their phones and the problem persists even after certain updates. According to the information, the feature doesn’t work after the phone has been set up for the first time or after extended periods of lack of use.

Furthermore, the Navigation apps that have everything to do with your location such as Google Maps throw a “cannot find GPS” error. Although the actual measure of the problem is unknown, it seems very inconvenient to the users.

Samsung community users say that they are trying everything to get the fix for the problems. But resetting the network settings, factory resetting the device, and others don’t seem to be working for some Galaxy S22 Ultra users. Meanwhile, others are able to fix it by just rebooting the device.

Currently, it’s unknown if the problem only appears with the Ultra model or Galaxy S22, S22+ users are also facing it. Well, it seems a fixable issue and the company may soon release a new software update to fix it.