Here’s another issue that is troubling some and owners, at least in the United States. Those who bought unlocked versions of the S9 and S9+ in the US are having problems getting to work. The for Samsung Pay says the app is not compatible, while the preloaded version of the app says there’s an update but doesn’t actually install it when the user tries. A Samsung customer care representative has reportedly said that unlocked models “are experiencing issues with Samsung Pay” and an update will be rolled out soon.
Samsung Pay not playing nice with the Galaxy S9 in the US
While most reports say the Snapdragon version of the phone is affected, some have also reached out about the same issue on imported Exynos units, suggesting it may be a problem with Samsung Pay in the US rather than the phone. , so it does seem like buyers of the S9 and S9+ in the US will be unable to use Samsung Pay out of the box. Here’s hoping a fix is released soon, as there’s nothing worse than being able to use one of the major features on a new phone, especially a flagship like the Galaxy S9 or S9+.
Have you faced issues running Samsung Pay on your Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S9+? Let us know in the comments, and if you’ve managed to find a workaround, feel free to share it with us for the benefit of other Galaxy S9 users who may be having the same problem.
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Samsung Pay not playing nice with the Galaxy S9 in the US
While most reports say the Snapdragon version of the phone is affected, some have also reached out about the same issue on imported Exynos units, suggesting it may be a problem with Samsung Pay in the US rather than the phone. , so it does seem like buyers of the S9 and S9+ in the US will be unable to use Samsung Pay out of the box. Here’s hoping a fix is released soon, as there’s nothing worse than being able to use one of the major features on a new phone, especially a flagship like the Galaxy S9 or S9+.
Have you faced issues running Samsung Pay on your Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S9+? Let us know in the comments, and if you’ve managed to find a workaround, feel free to share it with us for the benefit of other Galaxy S9 users who may be having the same problem.
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