Samsung is set to launch the One UI 7 Beta Program later this year, with the stable version expected to roll out in 2025. While several rumors and leaks have already hinted at new features, new official information has now confirmed that One UI 7 will bring stronger security to Galaxy devices with an advanced Auto Blocker feature.
One UI 7 will introduce a new “Maximum restrictions” mode to Auto Blocker feature, which is designed to provide extra protection for users who prioritize security. This new feature has been spotted in the changelog of the Samsung Auto Blocker 1.1.00.28 update.
Advanced Auto Blocker Feature
The “Maximum restrictions” mode of Auto Blocker adds extra layers of security by limiting certain functions on your phone. When Auto Blocker is activated, it will block USB connections except for charging. This means that no other devices can access your phone via USB, which helps keep your data safe if someone physically handles your device.
In addition, the feature will prevent your phone from connecting to 2G networks and stop it from automatically reconnecting to unsecured Wi-Fi networks to further reduce the risk of data theft or cyberattacks.
Aside from this, the maximum restrictions option also disables some Samsung apps, like Samsung Messages and Gallery, and prevents the activation of device admin apps or work profiles. These changes help protect your phone from malware or unauthorized users who might try to access your data.
Samsung boosts Auto Blocker with new ‘Maximum Restrictions’ feature
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