One UI is full of features, but Good Lock adds plenty of additional functionality to your Samsung. Here are the settings I tweak.

Good Lock is Samsung's newest approach to Galaxy phone customization. It's your phone's toolkit, a software suite of features ...

Here are the five Good Lock modules that I feel are too essential to stay optional on Samsung phones. Galaxy S25 ...

Samsung's "Good Lock" app is one of the most trending features available for the device now, and the good news is it is reportedly expanding its support to more countries and regions in the world. The ...

Some prefer Android over iOS because of the customization that Android allows. However, Samsung has gone a step further with customization with its own Good Lock app. This app allows you to customize ...

Zac has been writing about Android as a hobby since he was a teenager and fulfilled his ambition of doing so professionally when he joined Android Police as a Reviewer in 2020. Zac specializes in ...

Samsung’s Good Lock allows for deep customizations to One UI without the need for root or any other complex mods, but the framework is limited to certain regions, and only accessible via the Galaxy ...

Samsung’s One UI is a mine of hidden features, especially for users that are deep into customizing every aspect of their phone. The most obvious place to start is enabling the developer options and ...

Samsung has announced that Good Lock 6 will be released alongside One UI 6. The company revealed a few tweaks and improvements coming to these modules. Samsung added that it was focusing on underlying ...

Summary: Samsung has kept its promise by making Good Lock, the module-based customization app, available globally through the Galaxy Store. However, it’s still pending its arrival on the Google Play ...

One of the best things about Android is how much you can tweak to suit your style, and Samsung’s Good Lock takes this to a new level with different modules that can make deep changes to the software ...

Nathan is a tech journalist from Canada who spends too much money on gadgets. You can find his work on Android Police, Digital Trends, iMore, Mobile Syrup and ZDNET. Nathan studied journalism at ...