Some Galaxy device users running the latest One UI 6.1 update have encountered a tricky problem: their protected files are constantly presented to them, yet they can’t think of how to get rid of them. This private container, where personalized confidential files and data will be stored, will have an easy access point so that if this type of device is no longer needed, it can be easily taken out. However this method was stopped due to a glitch, which pushed the deletion function to a non-functional state.
Security Folder, is a feature appreciated by many Samsung fans. Cryptography now acts like a digital safe, keeping personal data safe from hackers and thieves. Faster than any traditional recording technology we know, its built-in power switch gives us great control. In addition, the feature that allows us to erase it controls its privacy.
The cause of the problem, it appears, is a Google security policy that is causing indiscriminate conflicts with Samsung’s One UI kernel 6.1. Although Samsung announced a week ago that a ready-made patch had been uploaded to the Galaxy Store, this may just be a misunderstanding.
There is already a ray of hope as the problem has actually been recognized by Samsung. However, according to the company, a plan to fix this is already in place. Nevertheless, you can get the deactivation function of Secure Folder using the toggle from the Quick Panel. Alternatively, go for the latter option if the existing data within the Secure Folder is too troublesome to wait for the automatic deletion feature.
Of course, take advantage of the latest updates on the smartphone. A permanent solution has already become a reality through which you will be able to regain that power over your sys folder.
