Samsung One UI beta update squashes a ton of bugs, breaks some things in the process

Samsung has just rolled out a new One UI update for users running the Android 9 Pie beta. This is only the second One UI beta update, so don’t expect it to be packed with features — this is simply a bug-fixing update.
The new update brings the November 1 Android security patch and weighs 748.52MB, so make sure you’re on a decent Wi-Fi connection before accepting the update.
Samsung squashed a good amount of bugs with this new update. We’re not going to type all of them out, but you can find the main bug fixes below:

• Delay of displaying a screen with an incoming call
• Impossible to join a group call
• Swiping left or right does not work in recent apps menu
• Application closes when moving an image to another folder in the Gallery app
• Alarm go off with vibration only
• Another alarm is displayed on the lock screen even though there is no set alarm
• Alarm doesn’t ring on scheduled time
• Screen gets cut off when switching YouTube from landscape to portrait mode
• While playing music, speed changes and sound breaks
• Apps screen and app name is overlapped or there is an empty space instead of it

The One UI beta 2 update isn’t all sunshine and roses. Some users on Reddit are experiencing a handful of new bugs after the update. For instance, some folks are seeing the close all button in the recent apps menu is gone if they use a third-party launcher. Others have noticed a buggier animation when using the gesture navigation to go back to the home screen.
The official consumer-ready version of One UI is slated to roll out sometime in January 2019 for the Galaxy S9, S9 Plus, and Galaxy Note 9. If you’re a Note 9 owner, you can finally sign up to join the One UI beta program.