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10 Galaxy Note 8 Android Pie Release Date Tips
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If you can't stand Samsung's UI changes, Pie's features and/or the update's performance, you should be able to take your Galaxy Note 8 back to Android Oreo. We recommend getting familiar with the downgrade process before the Android Pie update arrives. This way you're prepared to make the move if it's truly needed. Downgrading from Android Pie to another version of Android will take time, particularly for those of you new to the downgrade process. If you don't know how downgrading works on Samsung phones, this guide from will help point you in the right direction ahead of Pie's release. | |||||||||||
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Erik
02/07/2019 at 3:52 am
Telling a novice with phone software that they could downgrade from pie, and how to do it, is a terrible idea. The whole reason for monthly security updates is to keep you safe. If you’re not on the latest update (ie: Pie) then you will be vulnerable to many security problems.
ralph
02/08/2019 at 7:42 am
hell i have been waiting forever for this update.If anything ,the wait has got me tthinking maybe going to ioa isn’t so bad. some people with the note 8 installed the update by themselves because the wait is such a pain but we all known thats a bit of a process and the versions maybe unsafe which is why we wait for the official release but GOD you’re really killing us.IF ANYONE HAS AN IDEA OF THE OFFICIAL DATE PLEASE SPARE US THIS PAIN AND LET US KNOW …from a not so pleased note 8 user…