Samsung expanding Good Lock to more countries but it mirrors One UI 7 rollout
Samsung has released its popular customization app, Good Lock, to users all around the world. This is amazing news for Galaxy phone users who enjoy personalizing their devices. But just like the recent One UI 7 stable update rollout, the Good Lock global release hasn’t gone smoothly.
Good Lock lets you change how your phone looks and works. It doesn’t do much on its own, but it gives access to modules, which allow you to adjust things like your keyboard, camera, themes, icons, operations, settings, and more.
Recently, Samsung made it available for One UI 7 Galaxy users globally on the Google Play Store. Unfortunately, many users are facing issues with some of the Good Lock modules.
When trying to download certain ones, users see an error message saying, “Something went wrong. Try again later.” Some modules are also missing completely. This means that some modules are not appearing on the Play Store or Galaxy Store.
The modules that are not working or not showing up are Keys Cafe, Dropship, Nice Shot, Galaxy To Share, and RegiStar. Even when users try to find these in the Galaxy Store, they get a message that says the app is not supported in their region.
Except for the above modules, other modules are working just fine. These include Theme Park, Wonderland, Camera Assistant, Sound Assistant, and more. Also, NavStar and QuickStar may not appear in Good Lock at first, but you can search for them in the Galaxy Store and install them.
The global release of the Good Lock feels similar to the One UI 7 update, which also had bugs and problems for many users. Samsung may need more time to fix everything and give users a smooth experience with One UI 7.
