Galaxy Users Report Wi-Fi, Mobile Data and SIM Problems After One UI 9

One UI 9

Some Galaxy owners are reporting connectivity problems after installing stable One UI 9, including Wi-Fi that keeps disconnecting, mobile data that stops working and, in a few cases, phones that no longer detect a SIM card, Android Authority reports. The complaints come from Reddit and Samsung Community forums, and Samsung hasn’t confirmed a cause or announced a fix. They don’t mean every phone on One UI 9 is affected.

ProblemReported onWhat users tried
Wi-Fi drops with a “connection failed” error, or won’t join 5GHz networksGalaxy S24 series, Z Fold 7, Z Fold 8 UltraRestart or toggle Airplane mode, which only helps for a few hours
Wi-Fi calling stopped working (on T-Mobile)Galaxy Z Fold 7Not reported
Mobile data stops, apps load only on Wi-FiGalaxy S25, S26 Ultra, A16Network reset and APN changes, with mixed results
SIM not detected, even in Samsung’s diagnosticsGalaxy A56, A36, A52s, S24+Restart or toggle Airplane mode, which only helps for a few hours

A Samsung Community moderator has told affected users to try Safe Mode and contact their carrier, since a major update can require the SIM or eSIM profile to be reactivated. One user says turning off Wi-Fi 7 Mode under Developer Options > Connectivity Labs fixed their Wi-Fi drops, but that option doesn’t appear on every phone and it isn’t a confirmed fix. A factory reset has also been suggested, though at least one user said it didn’t solve their mobile data problem.

If your phone loses its SIM or mobile data, make sure you have another way to make calls available until it’s sorted. Reseating the physical SIM is worth trying, and affected users can send an error report through Samsung Members so Samsung can investigate. If you haven’t updated yet, it may be worth checking feedback for your model first.

This is the latest One UI 9 problem to surface, after Samsung confirmed a Good Lock bug that moves the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s lock screen clock, and the update has already reached models as old as the Galaxy S25.


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