Samsung's customization suite, Good Lock, appears to be running into issues following a recent One UI update. Users are noticing an unusual bug that unexpectedly alters the alignment and placement of the lock screen clock.
The glitch disrupts custom lock screen configurations, creating awkward positioning for what is typically a heavily personalized element of the interface. Good Lock is widely favored for its deep personalization features, but major OS updates can occasionally introduce compatibility conflicts between modules and system software.
A fix is expected to roll out in an upcoming update to either the affected Good Lock module or the system software once the issue is patched. Until then, impacted users may need to reset their lock screen layout or tweak their settings to restore proper alignment.
For full details and further updates on this issue, check the original coverage on Android Authority.
