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Samsung hasn't started the One UI 7.0 beta program yet, but there will be one soon. The One UI beta program is generally available for eligible Samsung Galaxy devices in the United States.

Typically, the latest flagship models such as the Galaxy S series (Galaxy S24 and S23) and sometimes newer foldable devices (Fold6 and Fold5) are included in the initial rollout of the One UI beta program. Later, older flagships and some mid-range models could also join the beta program.

The beta program often launches in select regions, with countries such as the US, South Korea, India and Germany among the first to gain access. However, there is no exact timetable for each country to join.

Notably, the One UI beta program is available in the US through select wireless carriers. T-Mobile frequently participates in Samsung's One UI beta programs. It is among the first wireless carriers to support beta releases in the United States.

Additionally, unlocked Samsung Galaxy devices in the US can participate in the beta program. Other carriers like Verizon and AT&T do not offer the beta program for carrier-locked Galaxy devices. However, unlocked models on these networks can still participate in the beta program.

For the US, you can sign up via the Samsung Members app, which is required to participate. To get the beta you must follow the following:

1. Download the Samsung Members app from the Galaxy Store or Google Play Store.
2. Sign in with a Samsung account.
3. Look for the One UI Beta Program banner or notice and register.

While exact release dates may vary based on available information, One UI 7 beta for eligible devices is expected to begin around November. A full release is expected in January, along with the launch of new devices, the Galaxy S25 series.