Samsung finally started rolling out the stable One UI 8 update to the Galaxy S25 series of smartphones. The update will soon reach other eligible models later this year. Ahead of a wider rollout of the One UI 8 update, Samsung Galaxy users have reported a strange “daily download limit” error while trying to update the firmware on their devices.
Samsung Galaxy users are reportedly getting a strange “daily download limit” error
The folks over at SammyGuru recently reported that they received a strange error message while trying to check for updates on a Galaxy Z Fold 7. While checking for the September Android security patch, the publication ran into an unusual error message. The message reads, “Couldn’t download update: The server has reached its daily download limit. Try again tomorrow or update using Smart Switch on your computer.”
The source mentioned that several other Galaxy users confirmed getting the same error around the same time. It’s worth mentioning that this isn’t the first time Samsung users have reported seeing a similar issue. After digging through the Samsung community website, we’ve found some posts regarding a similar error dating back a few years about the server reaching its daily download limits.
Samsung’s update servers may have had a glitch
As of yet, Samsung hasn’t released any statement regarding the mysterious “daily download limit error”. The South Korean tech giant usually releases major updates around its Galaxy products in a phased manner. Also, it would be strange for a major phone brand like Samsung to put a limit on downloads of important updates for its devices.
However, there’s a possibility that Samsung’s update servers may have had a glitch, which could’ve possibly caused this strange download limits error. It doesn’t seem to be a widespread problem, as we haven’t seen any recent reports of a similar error on the company’s community website. We will keep you posted on the matter after any future developments, so watch this space regularly.
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