According to a Twitter user post two days ago, Game Optimization Service (GOS) software available on Samsung phones, including YouTube, Instagram, Netflix, Microsoft Office, TikTok It slows down more than 10 thousand applications. These claims, which are also proven by the data, shook the agenda quite a bit. Now, Samsung has accepted the claim that it slows down applications. Here are the details…
Samsung promised to fix the problem
After the striking claims, Samsung accepted the claims by making a statement. Science and technology reporter Dohyun Kim translated the text of the statement in Korean by sharing it with a tweet.
Hello. We are Samsung.
We are constantly striving to expand the option for users and combine customer feedback to provide the most optimized performance. The GOS (Game Optimization Service) of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Series is pre-installed to optimize CPU and GPU performance to avoid overheating when playing games for long periods of time. To meet the latest needs of various customers, the Game Booster lab is scheduled to be updated as soon as possible with the option to prioritize performance. Then we will listen to their opinions and do our best for the satisfaction and safety of our customers.
Thank you.
As it can be understood from the statement, Samsung promised its users to solve the ‘problem’ of applications slowing down due to the Game Optimization Service. After a really short time, the performance of the GOS, chip and video accelerator was optimized to avoid overheating during long gaming sessions. Afterwards, the company also promised an update that “provides performance priority”.
Some curious Koreans made a list of slowed apps. In fact, a Korean video blogger changed the package name of 3DMark, which is not on the list, to Genshin Impact, one of the slower applications. Afterwards, he found that the application was experiencing changes in the frame rate and slowing down.
What do you think about Samsung applications being slowed down due to GOS software? Do you think it’s enough that the company fixed this bug? Will this affect the brand’s sales? Do not forget to share your ideas and opinions with us in the comments.
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