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06-12-2025 09:59 AM in
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06-12-2025 11:06 AM in
DiscussionHi @Dominum,
Just adding onto what @alejcho has mentioned above.
Unfortunately, the One UI Beta program is only available within select countries and is not available within Australia at this time, therefore you will not be able to access it via our Samsung Members AU website/app.
For more information regarding the One UI Beta program, please follow the link below:
https://developer.samsung.com/one-ui-beta
Warm regards,
s_amsungsonny
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06-12-2025 10:51 AM (Last edited 06-12-2025 10:51 AM ) in
Discussion* Device must be eligible – usually Galaxy S/Note/Fold/Flip flagships
* A Beta must be active – these are only during certain times of the year
* Check Samsung Members app: Update it, Open app → go to Notices or Benefits tab, Look for a “Join One UI Beta” banner
(I believe) there are none at current time
2. Why You May Not See It
* Australia region – beta programs are usually not available here
* Your model/variant isn't eligible (e.g. carrier-locked or wrong CSC)
* A Beta program is not currently open
* You're not using a supported region SIM/account
3. Workarounds
* Use a VPN (set to USA or Germany), restart Members app – might reveal banner
* Flash firmware manually (using Frija + Odin) – risky and advanced however
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06-12-2025 11:06 AM in
DiscussionHi @Dominum,
Just adding onto what @alejcho has mentioned above.
Unfortunately, the One UI Beta program is only available within select countries and is not available within Australia at this time, therefore you will not be able to access it via our Samsung Members AU website/app.
For more information regarding the One UI Beta program, please follow the link below:
https://developer.samsung.com/one-ui-beta
Warm regards,
s_amsungsonny
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06-12-2025 02:10 PM in
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06-12-2025 02:54 PM (Last edited 06-12-2025 03:03 PM ) in
Discussion1. Smaller market - compared to US, India, or Europe
2. Carrier control - Telstra, Optus, etc. don't allow uncertified software
3. Regulations - beta software may not meet local compliance
4. Scarce local beta infrastructure - limited (to no) support teams & systems in AU
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06-12-2025 05:05 PM in
DiscussionAt the Unpacked event back in January, this question was asked, as other countries with a bigger market than us, also do not have access.
Basically, Samsung cannot justify the expense of a global roll out.
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06-12-2025 10:58 PM in
DiscussionApple are the hardware & Software manufacturer so makes it so much easier to control beta programs.
Pretty sure if you have a pixel device you can also just sign up for the Beta software and get it.
Don't think Australia will ever be part of a Samsung Beta program though.
