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Samsung will just enable free subjects to be utilized for 14 days beginning with Android 9 Pie refresh 

Samsung is going towards a disputable change that impacts clients who like tweaking their Galaxy cell phones with outsider subjects. The organization has started sending a notice to clients that caution starting with Android 9 Pie, which Samsung wants to dispatch in January, it will just allow free topics to be utilized for 14 days. From that point forward, the telephone will naturally return to Samsung's stock topic. The Verge has affirmed the warning firsthand, after Droid Life and SamMobile gave an account of it. 

Clients will get two spring up notices before their free topic is expelled; the first will be shown 24 hours before the 14-day lapse. The second will hit 10 minutes before the cutoff. Samsung says it'll "furnish proposed subjects alongside the warnings with the end goal to help you effortlessly change your topic." Presumably, those proposals will be for premium, paid subjects; Samsung gets a cut of those exchanges from its Galaxy Store, while the organization makes nothing from free topics. 

Samsung's thinking for the move is entirely sketchy, without a doubt. "We request your understanding as we have changed the arrangement with the end goal to enable our creators to keep on making top-notch items and furthermore to give steady and tasteful administrations to you." 

For the last a few pages of Galaxy telephones, subjects have been an approach to switch up and customize the look and feel of the gadgets and move far from the organization's own TouchWiz style. (A portion of those free topics enabled clients to embrace a Pixel-like topic, for example.) 

A week ago, Samsung divulged an update to its product structure that it's calling One UI. The new visual style is intended to make substantial cell phones simpler to utilize. One UI will make a big appearance close by the Android Pie refresh, which circumstantially is the point at which this new limitation produces results. Putting a self-assertive breaking point on free subjects is surely one approach to keep individuals utilizing One UI; the number of people who pay for a custom cell phone topic must be genuinely little. 

Be that as it may, there are still questions about this approach. When a free topic lapses, is it for all time inaccessible starting now and into the foreseeable future? Or on the other hand, can somebody just reapply it and restart the 14-day clock? Do the individuals who discharge free subjects get any voice to be heard? On the off chance that soundness is the worry, why not survey topics with more examination or simply take out free ones out and out? Permitting them briefly doesn't bode well. We've connected with Samsung for illumination on what's happening here — and ideally for a superior clarification.