Samsung should start the One UI 6.0 Beta Program in all countries

Android 14 gained Platform Stability with the release of the third Beta this month. Samsung, on the other hand, is likely to start the One UI 6.0 Beta Program for its Galaxy S23 series by the end of next month. Well, the One UI 6.0 Beta Program may not be available for users in all countries.

RPRNA reports that OnePlus’ Android 14 Beta will be available in all countries, unlike the One UI Beta Program. It’s worth mentioning that Samsung announces its Beta testing for flagship smartphones in seven markets including China, Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the UK, and the US.

In the past few years, the South Korean tech giant incredibly simplified its CSC strategy for European smartphone ROMs. However, we have not seen its positive impact on the company’s Android Beta program in the countries of Europe continent.

Last year, One UI 5 Beta remained capped to three European markets including Germany, Poland, and the UK. From Asia, there are three countries eligible for Beta including China, India, and Samsung’s home ground – South Korea. The United States is the only market that gets Beta from America.

Chances are few, but Samsung should lift the restriction from One UI 6.0 Beta Program countries. This will help more Galaxy users test and experience the new features and OS ahead of the Stable release. Widespread Beta will also help find more bugs and issues with a broad audience.

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