It appears that Samsung has not yet addressed the concerns regarding status bar visibility for users with visual impairments. There was an expectation that QuickStar might offer a solution, such as a slider to adjust font size, but this has not materialized. This was the most cost effective way to address this issue. Yet they steadfastly still refuse to implement a way for those with limited vision to increase the size of the status bar. This issue has been a significant concern for individuals with visual difficulties since the introduction of UI7.
This ongoing oversight is a considerable point of contention, and it raises questions about continued support for a company that has not resolved this widespread accessibility issue. Why should we continue to buy their products when they don't seem to care about the end user?
When companies get caught up in racing for marketable features, it is truly not wise to forget about ensuring the more "basic" features are refined and do their job across different user needs.
I would pick a refinement update that addresses a collection of these "minor" points over a hyped "change your message tone" AI feature.
It doesn't make it better that we are supposedly a tiny portion of the user base that have been part of the Beta program specifically to give feedback, but it seems that most focus is just on fixing system-breaking bugs, not improvements to already working things/directly addressing a lot of the suggestions feedback raised here.
