Samsung just dropped a new update for the Home Up Good Lock module, and it’s a pretty big deal for Galaxy S25 users that is running on Android 15-based One UI 7. The update (version 16.0.00.58) is live on the Galaxy Store, and it’s packed with fixes that make customizing your home screen way less of a headache. If you’ve been dealing with random crashes or weird widget issues, this one’s for you.
Here are the fixes
To begin with, the update tackles that super annoying bug where the “OneUI Home” app would crash every time you tried to edit your home screen using the DIY feature. Just imagine trying to customize your setup, and the app keeps crashing. Not cool, right? Thankfully, that’s been sorted out now. You can jump into editing mode without the app freaking out.
They have also fixed the widget transparency issue. When you deleted a widget in DIY mode, it would just hang there, all transparent and ghost-like. Not to mention, it made managing widgets a total mess. With this update, widgets now disappear as normal.
This update also fixes some other minor bugs. While the changelog doesn’t reveal much about the smaller fixes, the overall experience feels smoother. It’s one of those updates where you might not notice every single change, but things just work better.
If you’ve already upgraded to the Galaxy S25 series, experiencing the improvements is quite easy. Just head over to the Galaxy Store, hit the Menu option, and check for Updates. Or, if you’re already using the GoodLock app, you can get it from there. Either way, it’s a quick download that’s totally worth it if you’re into customizing your phone.
And for those using the Galaxy S24 series and waiting for One UI 7, here’s more about when you should expect the update.
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