Samsung’s Good Lock program has received an upgrade that benefits those involved in customization, a new feature in its Theme Park program. This update presents a classic trade-off: cost inefficiencies but retaining some things the general public might miss.
The main difference lies at the core of how these apps work. This is the point where Samsung turns off the legacy APK install method and it moves on to the color palette installation. This total field replication, in addition to the technology introduced by others, helps with several benefits.
Second, theme creation and system operation have increased significantly in terms of speed. Furthermore, it is possible to edit and overwrite existing design templates following the users’ needs, developing a more active approach to the design process for them. Furthermore, the app comes with all-themed app icons and a screen of the current theme that will make your phone look streamlined and coordinated.
On the contrary, every alternative resource we find comes at a cost. After production technology modification, supplementary features have been eliminated. People are not able to change app theme settings individually, something that used to be possible and which only allowed a level of detailed customization for certain apps. On the other hand, the lack of ability to directly change the red color adds to the disappointment. Additionally, the options to select any keycap style or folder size as well as the manipulation of the home screen layout bar have also been removed.
Version 1.0.09.72 comes with Theme Park which allows it to be updated. Consumers owning a Galaxy S23 device in India will be able to download it through the updates section of the Galaxy Store, followed by a general release for all other compatible devices. Although the new version allows customization to be done more simply, there may be a group of people who knew every detail of the system and lacked this deeper control because of the update.
