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How to use Samsung One UI 4.1-based Secure Folder to keep your files private

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Samsung One UI 4.1 is official and has reached many Galaxy device owners through OTA updates. The new custom OS brings hand full of new features at the same time, improves, optimizes, or customizes the older ones.

Samsung Secure Folder is an aged One UI feature that keeps your private photos, videos, files, apps, and data safe and secure. The feature continues to provide its services to One UI 4.1 users. Although it hasn’t seen any significant new changes, the feature has been improved, at least in terms of performance.

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Moreover, the Samsung One UI 4.1 Secure Folder is protected by the defense-grade Samsung Knox security platform that makes sure that your information is kept safe from any malicious attacks. The service also allows you to add a passcode or biometric lock to keep your data safe from any others eyes.

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Samsung Secure Folder users can add an existing app on their phone to their Secure Folder to make a copy of the app. You can also add new apps from Galaxy Store or Play Store only to install them in the Secure Folder itself and only these apps can access your hidden files.

Samsung One UI 4.1 Secure Folder

Before you set up your Secure Folder, you first need a Samsung Account.

How to create secure folder?

  • Enter the Setting of your smartphone.
  • Tap Biometrics and security.
  • Tap Secure Folder.
  • You will need to sign into or create a Samsung Account.
    • Tap Sign in, Continue, or Agree.
  • Enter your Samsung Account details, then tap Sign in or OK.
  • Choose the lock method you wish to use, then tap Next.
  • Enter the lock method, then choose Continue.
  • Enter the lock method again, then choose Confirm.
  • A shortcut to the Secure Folder will be added to your Home and Apps screen.

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How to add files to Secure Folder?

After you have set up your Secure Folder you can move your private files. There are several ways to move files to the Secure Folder.

  • Open your Secure Folder
  • Tap Add files or tap the three dots and tap Add files
  • Choose the type of file that you want to add
  • Select the files you want to add and tap Done
  • Choose whether you want to copy or move the files

You can also move your files directly from where they are saved on your phone. This only works with apps that are made by Samsung, such as My Files, Gallery and Voice Recorder.

  • Open an official Samsung app such as Gallery
  • Select the files that you want to move
  • Tap the options icon. It will appear as three dots in the bottom right corner
  • Tap Move to Secure Folder

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Galaxy AI: How to use PDF Overlay Translation feature on your Samsung device

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Studying e-books and journals in foreign languages can be difficult, especially when you come across unfamiliar words or phrases. For that, Samsung offers Galaxy AI-powered PDF Overlay Translation feature. With this feature, you can instantly translate PDF documents without needing any extra apps which helps you understand study material more quickly and effectively.

Samsung PDF Overlay Translation feature automatically translates the text on your screen. After that, you can read documents in a foreign language without having to switch between apps or spend time searching for words.

Whether you’re reading any paper or an e-book, the PDF Overlay Translation tool can help you stay focused by making translations appear directly on the document. Below you can check how you can use it on your Samsung phone.

How to Use Samsung PDF Overlay Translation Feature

For that, you just need to follow a few steps given below

  • Open the Samsung Notes app on your Galaxy device
  • Create a new document by clicking the appropriate icon.
  • Tap the “+” icon, select PDF, and find the PDF you want to translate.
  • Once your PDF is open, tap the Galaxy AI icon at the top of the screen.

Samsung PDF Overlay translation feature

You can choose to either Summarize or Translate PDF depending on what you need. You can also pick the language you want to translate the document into.

This feature is very useful, mainly for those who need to read documents in another language, whether for school, work, or personal growth. It saves time and helps you understand content better to study more efficiently and without stress.

If you have an eligible Samsung Galaxy device, you can try this feature now to read documents in another language.

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Getting ready for the One UI 7.0 Beta: Here’s your complete guide

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Samsung fans are eagerly waiting as the company is set to unveil the One UI 7.0 beta program. The One UI interface has enhanced over time, making things easier, smoother, and packed with more features for users. Here’s everything you need to know to get ready for this major One UI update.

The One UI 7.0 is aimed to introduce significant enhancements to Samsung’s UI, built on top of Android 15. This beta phase allows users to experience these changes before the official release.

Remember, Samsung has not yet announced a specific date but has confirmed that the beta might start by the end of 2024. Given current trends and reliable leaks, we might expect it to be around November. Considering the stable One UI 7 launch with the Galaxy S25, the beta program might be shorter than previous ones if it doesn’t start soon.

Why you should join the One UI Beta program?

Beta testing isn’t just for tech lovers; it’s an opportunity to experience new features first. You will experience the potential design revamps, new privacy features, and enhanced personalization options.

In addition, your feedback can directly contribute to fixing bugs and enhancing features before the public/stable release. You will be among the first to use Samsung’s latest software features.

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Eligibility and Registration for the Beta Program:

The current flagship models like the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6 are eligible for the One UI 7.0 beta program. Recent Galaxy Tab S9, S23 series, and Fold5 are also likely candidates for the beta testing.

How to Register:

1. Get Samsung Members App:

  • This app is your gateway to the One UI 7.0 beta program.
  • Download or Update: Ensure you have the latest version of the Samsung Members app from the Galaxy Store.
  • Registration: Within the app, look for a banner or notification about the One UI Beta Program. Click on it to register.

2. After registration:

  • Go to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install. If the beta is available, you’ll see an option to update.

Preparation Steps Before Joining the Beta:

  • Backup Your Data: Beta software can be unstable. Back up your photos, contacts, and important files to avoid any loss.
  • Understand the Risks: Beta software might have bugs. Your device could experience performance issues or battery drain.
  • Check for Space: Ensure your device has enough storage for the beta update, typically 15-20 GBs.
  • Stable Internet Connection: You’ll need a good internet connection to download the update.

Feedback and Support:

  • If you encounter issues, use the Samsung Members app to report them promptly. This will help Samsung to fix or improve the One UI 7.0.
  • Samsung often releases multiple beta versions. Keep your device updated to get the latest fixes and features.
  • Engage with forums or social media where other beta testers share their experiences and solutions to common problems. You can also connect with me on X, here.

Joining the One UI 7.0 beta gives you an early look at new features and helps Samsung make the software better. It’s easy to get ready for it: follow the steps, stay cautious about the possible risks of beta software, and dive into the future of Samsung’s user interface.

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Here’s how to create GIFs with Samsung’s Edge Panel

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Samsung Edge Panel GIFs

If you want to create GIFs easily on your Samsung device, the Smart Select feature in the Edge panel is best for it. The company recently updated the Samsung Capture app for One UI 6.1.1, which allows easier GIF creation to improve your sharing options.

Ahead of start making GIFs, make sure your Samsung Capture app is updated to the latest version. The latest version 5.8.56.4 is available on most Samsung models and v5.8.61.4 for the Tab S10.

You can install the latest version on your Samsung phone via Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Now, look for the Samsung Capture app in the update list and select it to install the latest version.

Samsung Edge Panel GIFs

Once your app is updated, using the GIF creation feature becomes easy. You just have to follow to create GIFs in the Samsung Edge Panel.

  • Swipe from the edge of your screen to access the Edge panel.
  • Tap on the Smart Select option to get started.
  • Select the part of the screen you want to capture as a GIF.

Samsung Edge Panel GIFs creation

  • Tap the More icon and then press “Create GIF”. You will be prompted to press the record button to start capturing your GIF.

For Galaxy Fold and tablet users, the GIF creation function becomes immediately available after completing the area selection. This feature provides an amazing way to express your creativity or share moments with friends and family. Try out this feature now!

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