Apple has recently introduced a new security feature called "Open with Face ID" in its iOS 18 update, requiring Face ID authentication to open any app. This feature aims to enhance user privacy. It is recommended that Samsung consider implementing a similar privacy feature that enables users to lock all apps, eliminating the need for third-party applications for this purpose.
One additional feature that could enhance the user experience is the voicemail feature that is currently available on our phones but not fully functional. As a Samsung Galaxy S23 user, I have personally encountered this issue and believe that enabling this feature would generate a positive response from Samsung enthusiasts and users alike. If Samsung developers prioritize the development and implementation of these features, it would undoubtedly lead to increased user satisfaction and loyalty.
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I found it very convenient when I saw the app lock feature in-built with iOS. It's so essential and useful, yet missing in Android. Android itself must have learnt from tons of app lock apps available in market and how popular they are!
