The Galaxy S24 series is a real power play, becoming an absolute global smash with sales growth of 8%. Loaded with upgrades, they have great screens, powerful processors, and new technology batteries. These phones were advertised to provide a flagship experience. But in this flower of prosperity suddenly there is a feeling of despair.
Conversely, the Face Unlock feature has received several complaints from some S24 users. In contrast, other phones that perform exceptionally well even in low light fail to recognize faces when used in this situation. The front camera represents a hindrance in taking photos, but this is generally fine in the camera app. However, to unlock it, she is playing a game of hide and seek. Users are still facing the same problem as facial scan registration is not working well for them. This is disappointing as other S24 owners, including me, are voicing their outrage. Although people have offered some solutions by tweeting to Samsung representatives, the solutions are not working. However, it was worrying that Samsung had not yet issued any acknowledgment of the problem.
More fuel is added to the flame by some users through failed on-screen mirroring. Is it Miracast, the technology that wirelessly protects your phone’s screen onto the iPhone, that stopped working on the S24, or is it something else? It is also interesting to note that older Samsung devices like the Galaxy A52 and S22 Ultra operate completely smoothly with Miracast. Surprisingly, no one from the Samsung team has taken responsibility for this mirroring bug.
Sadly, these S24 gadgets also have a flaw that has erased a lot of the goodwill generated by the phone. As a result, S24 users are eagerly waiting for a solution to their problems. The good news is that regarding the app launcher issues, Samsung will hopefully soon acknowledge the issues and provide a software update that will restore the expected seamless performance of the Galaxy S24 series.
