Samsung One UI 9.5 leak reveals satellite connectivity hub and dedicated USB debugging mode

The screenshots, shared by Fahad Ali Javed on X and obtained from an internal One UI 9.5 build, show a new "Satellite connectivity hub." The feature appears to be a direct implementation of the Satellite SOS function that Google introduced with the Pixel 9 series. It would let users send messages and contact emergency services via satellite in locations where mobile data and Wi-Fi networks are unavailable. The hub is said to include a demo mode to help users learn how it works, plus an alignment guide to help establish a stable satellite connection.

The same screenshots indicate One UI 9.5 could add a "Debugging only" option in USB settings, placed beside existing options shown when a Galaxy device is connected to another device via USB cable. This mode could provide developers with a cleaner way to access ADB and other developer tools. At present, a Galaxy device with USB debugging enabled does not display a notification when connected to a PC, and there is no simple way to confirm that USB debugging is not active. The new option could let users toggle USB debugging access without entering developer options every time.

Because the features were spotted in an internal build, there is no guarantee they will appear in beta or stable versions of One UI 9.5.