Samsung is continuing with the latest Android 15-based One UI 7 beta in full swing, which started in early December 2024. The version introduces a good deal of new features and changes with the new update. Among plenty of features, Good Lock is getting a surprising upgrade; meanwhile, to end the curiosity of the Galaxy users, Samsung has just revealed what they have been preparing for Good Lock for One UI 7.
While the Good Lock suite is a versatile and one-stop store for certain customizations with the help of a wide range of modules, Samsung is off to a great start as it’s currently eyeing offering more convenient accessibility to more Galaxy users (globally) and also unlocking the One UI 7 Good Lock schedule.
Samsung Good Lock App for One UI 7 to arrive with the stable software update:
With regards to the official report, Samsung shared that a total of 15 Good Lock apps are currently available on One UI 7 beta software, and 7 applications, including LockStar, Home Up, NavStar, QuickStar, MultiStar, and Clock Face, are closely connected to the system and are constantly updated. It has started supporting the latest software from the end of December, beginning with MultiStar.
From One UI 7.0 Good Lock, you can download Good Lock not only from the Galaxy Store but also from the Play Store, and you can use Good Lock in all countries.
This is what many customers have hoped for, and I expect to provide a little more comfortable accessibility to more Galaxy users.
However, Samsung is currently undergoing certain internal testing with Home Up and LockStar apps, which will surprisingly be receiving plenty of new features and major structural changes according to the One UI 7 version; thus, these apps may get One UI 7 support with a slight delay. Simultaneously, the company is doing its best to make the update support available at the same time as the official One UI 7 software launch.
Good Lock Play Store availability and global support:
Alternatively, the key highlight of this report is that not only One UI 7 Good Lock, Samsung is planning to allow Galaxy users to download Good Lock from the Google Play Store as well as the Galaxy Store, while also expanding the Good Lock availability to more Galaxy users globally (in all countries).
