Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Just over a week ago, Samsung launched a new security update for Galaxy Note 9, an update that included the security patch for the month of March, an update that could have broken the screen of these terminals. Some users that their terminals have started to show discoloration on the screen, a reduction in resolution and overheating.
Affected users claim that they have started to show these issues after they installed the security patch for the month of March. These users claim that they have tried to fix these problems clearing the cache, restarting the device and factory resetting it, but none of these steps have been successful in solving the problems with the display.
The most experienced users of the Samsung support community forums have not found a solution to this problem either, but they say they are still working on it. Because physical centers are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, for now not an option to try to fix the problem, a problem that is almost in all probability caused by the security patch for the month of March that Samsung released last week.
In the details of the update, Samsung stated that it implemented improvements in the device cameras, little more. It is not the first time, nor will it be the last, that a security update or the version of the operating system reproduces a series of problems that not only affect the performance of the device, but also its hardware elements.
For now, Samsung has not commented on the matter, but it should not take long to do so, when it reproduces the problem that some users are presenting in order to find the solution it is causing. What is clear is that the solution to this problem may take longer than necessary due to the pandemic that we are suffering.
