If you don't make this change on your Samsung phone you will miss something important The deadline is today, hurry up

Samsung has been warning for some time about the deadline by which its devices must meet some functions today. The company has set September 25 as the last day to access the Galaxy Store without an official account signed by it.

If you have a Samsung phone, you will know that there is an app called Galaxy Store, from which you can download apps in a very similar way to Google Play Store. In fact, some apps are exclusive to this store. Well, until now, it was not necessary to have a Samsung account to access this store and download, install and update them.

Today everything changes. As we already told you, the company has set September 25 as the deadline for accessing the Galaxy Store without a Samsung account. So, starting tomorrow, you will need to create a company account to be able to use its own Galaxy Store.

Fortunately, this is nothing dramatic, and surprisingly, Samsung has been offering access to the Galaxy Store for many years without the need to register an account.

To begin with, what is a Samsung account? Well, this requirement that the company has come up with is simply registering an email and signing up for the company’s ecosystem. It’s almost the same as creating a Google profile. In fact, you can use the same Gmail email address that you have already set up on your device and register a Samsung account.

Doing so is very easy, you just need to go to the settings on your phone, go to the "Accounts" section, choose the Samsung option and open a new account. Once you have it, you will have greater access to Samsung services, you will be able to back up some data in case you change to a more advanced model, and from now on, it will also give you access to the Galaxy Store.