[Let you disable the fingerprint animation when unlocking] A new software update fixes the camera autofocus issue on the Galaxy S20

With the latest software update, Samsung now allows you to disable the fingerprint animation when unlocking on the Galaxy S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra. The latest update adds an option to disable the Fingerprint animation in the Fingerprint settings menu.

When you unlock the Galaxy S20 devices using the on-screen fingerprint reader, it shows a ripple effect on the screen. You can also find the same ripple effect on the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10.

Some users reported that the ripple effect makes the fingerprint unlocking a bit slow when compared to other devices.

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May 21, 2020:

If you are using the Galaxy S20, S20+, or S20 Ultra, you probably facing the close autofocus problem. Samsung rolled out several camera-focused software updates to fix that auto-focus issue but didn’t get it done. Well, there’s a new software update available with a fix for the camera focus issue.

This time we have video proof that the update has fixed the close autofocus issue on the Galaxy S20 devices. You can check the embedded videos below.

To be specific about the camera improvements, the update adds the Close-up Zoom option (only for the S20 Ultra), which can be useful while taking closer images.

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In addition, the company has improved the performance of the fingerprint recognition and sound quality of the speaker. Based on the Galaxy S20 users report on Reddit, the device can now take better image quality using Night mode. It comes with the May 2020 security patch.

Software versions:

For South Korea –

Galaxy S20: G981NKSU1ATE6

Galaxy S20+: G986NKSU1ATE6

Galaxy S20 Ultra: G988NKSU1ATE6

For International –

Galaxy S20: G981BXXU2ATE6

Galaxy S20+: G986BXXU2ATE6

Galaxy S20 Ultra: G988BXXU2ATE6

This software update is available for both the Exynos and Snapdragon models, but sadly, not in the US yet. The update should soon be available in every region.

To update the version on your device, you will need to have a minimum battery charge of 20%. You may be prompted to update when it’s available, otherwise, system updates can be done over a Wi-Fi connection or with the Software Upgrade Assistant.

To manually check for updates, navigate to Settings > System update. If your system is up-to-date, you don’t need to do anything further. Otherwise, tap Download and install to update your phone.