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7 hours ago (Last edited 7 hours ago ) in
Galaxy S25Switched from OnePlus phone, and OxygenOS had plenty features that I'm missing on OneUI.
- Hidden app shelf/space: a hidden space to put any sensitive apps. It allows to set a password to open it (the method you use to unlock your phone)
- Three finger swipe screenshot: as name says, swipe down gesture using three fingers to take a ss
- Screen off gestures: customizable actions that triggers based on gestures (circle, "V", ">", "<", etc). I.E: circle gesture to turn on/off lantern, > gesture to skip forward song, < to go to previous song, two finger swipe down to pause/resume song
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Galaxy S25Having said that, where One UI leads is in customizations and a more varied functionality on top of really good AI for S25 line.
If one wants many different customizations as in gestures etc, download & install Good Lock from the Galaxy Store. Install Theme Park, QuickStar, Navstar and many other plug-ins created by Samsung Devs for those who want a really robust set of customization features for theme creations, gestures, picture taking etc.
If Oneplus had those types offerings, I would have bought the Oneplus 13 tbh.
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29m ago in
Galaxy S25I agree with you, OneUI has a big margin to customize (even bigger than OxygenOS), but it still lacks on functionalities mentioned.
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Galaxy S25
