Samsung has announced that the Galaxy Store will soon require users to log in with a Samsung Account to download apps. Currently, the store allows you to bypass this for 14 days, but starting September 25, 2024, a Samsung Account will be mandatory.
Samsung today published a new notice, displaying the requirement of a Samsung Account logged in to use the Galaxy Store. You won’t be able to use the Galaxy Store from September 25, 2024, without a Samsung Account logged in.
Samsung Galaxy Store latest update
Following the latest Galaxy Store update (version 6.6.13.10), Samsung confirmed that users must be logged into their Samsung Account to download and install apps. If you’re not logged in, the store will prompt you to do so before you can proceed.
Most Galaxy users log in with their Samsung Account during initial setup. If you haven’t, make sure to do so soon, or you’ll lose access to the Galaxy Store for app downloads.
How to update Samsung Galaxy Store
Your Galaxy phone comes with both the Google Play Store and Galaxy Store, where you can download different apps. You can choose to update your apps either automatically or manually. Keeping your apps updated ensures you get the latest features and improves security and performance. Here’s how to make sure your apps stay up to date:
Before following the steps below, make sure your phone’s software is updated to the latest version. Here’s how you can do that:
- Go to Settings > Software update.
- Tap Download and install.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update.
Samsung has rolled out the latest update for its Galaxy Store. This update improves the overall user experience by adding new features and enhancing app performance. With the latest version, users will notice smoother navigation, better security, and quicker access to apps.
