This would be acceptable if Samsung produced only four or five devices annually; however, they release dozens, catering to various budgets and regions. Developing code for so many phones each year would be cost-prohibitive for specialized settings that not all users require. Good Lock offers users the flexibility to select only the modules they desire. I can hardly imagine the complexity of the settings menu if everything were integrated directly into it.
Technically, it is a separate entity. Good Lock is designed by Good Lock labs. I don't want to have to wait a couple of months for a fix to Good Lock modules that are baked into the Ui. No, this is a terrible idea.
