Samsung changed the default lock screen notification behavior in One UI 7, wherein now, only app icons appear on the lock screen, and tapping them reveals the notifications.

However, with One UI 7, Samsung quietly removed transparency control from most of its app widgets. Some, like the battery widget, still offer a transparency option.

In One UI 7, the notification icons have been moved to the top right of the lock screen, where they are smaller and far less noticeable, particularly if you’re used to looking for them in the ...

Samsung’s One UI 7 update brings a host of new features and customization options, designed to enhance the functionality and user experience of Galaxy devices. Whether your focus is on ...

However, by default, on One UI 8 and 7, Samsung doesn't make this easy. The notifications are small icons in the top-left corner of the screen and are barely visible.

One UI 7 has been a whirlpool of emotions for Galaxy fans, but it’s all water under the bridge if the update delivers. Many users are largely happy with the new Android 15-based update ...

Samsung ONE UI 7.0 brings faster performance, better multitasking, and robust privacy features. Learn how it transforms your device today!

One UI 7, on the other hand, remains the opposite. Yes, it’s been cleaned up and feels more functional and efficient than ever, but it’s still pretty maximal as far as Android skins go.

In One UI 6.1.1 and older releases, Samsung displayed unread notification icons on the lock screen and Always-On Display. This made it easy to tell if you had new notifications by looking at the ...