Latest Galaxy Z Fold 6 update raises questions about One UI 7 beta delay
Here’s something strange: Samsung just dropped a new software update for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 in Korea today, but it’s not the One UI 7 beta that everyone expected. People thought the beta would launch today for Samsung’s two 2024 foldable phones, including this one. Instead, it’s just a standard security update for their top foldable device.
Galaxy Z Fold 6 Receives March 2025 Security Fix in South Korea
The update comes with a version number F956NKSS2AYBD and takes up 436.81MB of space. It includes the March 2025 security patch, making the phone safer by fixing many weak spots found in the older software. South Korea is the first place to get this update.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 March 2025 Security Update South Korea Changelog
If you’re in South Korea and own a Galaxy Z Fold 6, you can grab this update by going to Settings » Software update » Download and install. After it downloads, the phone will ask you to confirm, then it’ll install and restart.
What About One UI 7 Beta?
Chances are, this March 2025 security update is a must-have before the One UI 7 beta can roll out. So, if you’re eager to test the beta version of One UI 7 on your Galaxy Z Fold 6, you’ll need to get this security patch installed first. It seems like Samsung is making sure everything is safe and stable before letting users try the new beta features. This unexpected twist has left some fans wondering when the One UI 7 beta will arrive. For now, this security update is what’s on the table!
