Samsung could soon release two useful Good Lock modules to more users around the world. These two modules are Galaxy To Share and Dropship. So far, these two Good Lock modules have only been available in South Korea, and the company is reportedly planning to expand them to Samsung devices globally.

Recently, some Galaxy users in other countries saw these features appear on their phones. On a Galaxy S24 Ultra running One UI 7 Beta 6 in India, both Galaxy to Share and Dropship showed up (via KeepUPwithOneUI) briefly in the Good Lock app before disappearing again.

Some users on older phones also saw them for a short time. It hints that Samsung may be working to make these two Good Lock modules available globally.

Notably, Galaxy to Share (GTS) lets users share their personalized phone settings, like themes, clocks, and home screen layouts, with other Galaxy devices. On the other hand, Dropship is a file-sharing tool. It allows you to send photos, videos, and files easily, even to people who don’t use a Samsung device.

Samsung hasn’t made any official announcement yet. We don’t know if this was just a test or a mistake, but it gives a strong hint that a global release may be coming soon. For now, we’ll have to wait and watch for future announcements from Samsung or the Good Lock team.

Good Lock’s Nice Shot app brings GTS support on One UI 7

Samsung has just released a new update for the Keys Cafe app, which is available on devices running One UI 7. The new update arrives with version 1.7.0.12 for Samsung Key Cafe, which brings some useful fixes and new features to improve your experience with the app.

The new update fixes the issue with the Make Your Own Keyboard section. Now, you can design your keyboard the way you want, choosing your preferred layout and making typing even more comfortable without issue.

Moreover, the update addresses an issue with the Korea Moa Keyboard that stopped people from setting it up properly. This has now been fixed, so you can use it without any trouble.

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Also, some users experienced problems with the flick gestures – the swipe actions for Up, Down, Left, and Right weren’t working correctly. Thankfully, these bugs have been resolved too with the latest update, making the app more responsive.

If you want to update to the latest version, you just need to go to the Galaxy Store, open the Menu option, and select Updates to download the new version. You can also get it directly from the Good Lock app.

This update improves both the functionality and usability of the Samsung Keys Cafe app. With these fixes and new features, your keyboard experience will be smoother and more fun. If you have a One UI 7 device, be sure to download the Samsung Keys Cafe 1.7.0.12 update and enjoy the new features.

Samsung Keys Cafe app receives One UI 7 support with enhanced features

Samsung has kicked off a new update for its Nice Shot module in the Good Lock app, which brings One UI 7 support. This update brings new features and makes the app work well with the latest software.

The fresh update makes Nice Shot fully compatible with One UI 7. This means users can use the app smoothly without any issues on the new software. It also shows that Samsung is keeping its apps up to date with its latest phone software.

Moreover, the new update adds the GTS (Galaxy To Share) support. This lets users share their settings from Good Lock with other Samsung Galaxy devices. So, if you set up your Nice Shot settings on one phone, you can quickly copy the same settings to another Galaxy device.

Samsung has also brought a small but helpful change to the color selection area. Now, when you choose a color, it will also show the name of the color as text. This makes it easier to know exactly which color you’re using.

Right now, the update has been spotted on Galaxy S25 Ultra phones running One UI 7. Samsung will roll it out to more devices soon, so keep an eye out for it.

To get the update, just go to the Galaxy Store, tap on Menu, then choose Updates. Or, you can open the Good Lock app and update it from there.

These 3 One UI 7 add-ons make Good Lock unskippable: Wonderland, Edge Lighting+ and Nice Shot

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.

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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.

Samsung has started to roll out its Good Lock app to more countries, and it’s now available on the Google Play Store. This is exciting news for Galaxy phone users who enjoy customizing their devices.

Before now, Good Lock was only available in certain countries and had to be downloaded from the Galaxy Store. But now, more users can use the customization features of the Good Lock app.

Back in January, Samsung shared its plan to bring Good Lock to more users around the world. The company also gave the app a fresh new look to match One UI 7. Now, the app is available for download through the Play Store with its latest update released on April 10.

To use the new Good Lock, your device must be running One UI 7 or higher. Phones like the Galaxy S25 Ultra and S24 Ultra work fine with it. But some other models, like the Galaxy Z Fold 6, can’t install it yet, even if they have One UI 7.

Also, the Play Store may not show your device as supported if you try to install it. The company will make its support available for all models gradually.

Good Lock has now started to appear in countries where it wasn’t available before. This shows that Samsung is beginning a wider rollout, although it may take some time to reach all regions.

Currently, Samsung has paused the One UI 7 update for some older Galaxy devices. Since Good Lock needs One UI 7, those users will have to wait a bit longer. With Good Lock now on the Play Store, it’s easier than ever to get started.

These 3 One UI 7 add-ons make Good Lock unskippable: Wonderland, Edge Lighting+ and Nice Shot