Samsung is no stranger to buggy updates, some of which may be attributed to rushing things too much. Back in 2017, it had to retract its Android 7 Nougat update for the Galaxy S6 and S7 because of some crippling bugs. On the hardware side, its rush to use a new battery design was also blamed for the disastrous Galaxy Note 7 that exploded in people’s pockets.

This time around, it’s the One UI 4 update that has put the company under some heat. Even after two months of beta testing, the update that brought Android 12 to this year’s Samsung flagships ended up with a few bugs that got away. Things got so bad for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 that Samsung had to pull the update after just a few days of rolling it out.

Part of the problem was apparently due to One UI 4 not playing well with Google Play services. It might not exactly be surprising considering how many changes Samsung makes to the core Android experience. Some bugs will eventually pop up in major upgrades like these, and unfortunately, quite a few weren’t caught before they hit people’s phones.

Fortunately, Samsung’s rollout was limited to a few select markets, minimizing the damage it caused. In particular, foldable phones in South Korea were hit first before Samsung yanked the buggy updates. Now it seems that things have been ironed out, and Samsung is ready to begin anew.