Samsung One UI prefers safety and reliability over cosmetic user interface

Samsung One UI can be easily considered the best Android custom skin, which prefers safety and reliability over the cosmetic user interface. There’s an insane crowd in the Android segment with each brand introducing its own software skin with tweaks on Android.

The Galaxy-maker also does the same with the Android user interface but safety and reliability always remain the top priority of Samsung and One UI, over the user interface. Data safety and reliability are a must in the ongoing trend as people rely on electric gadgets such as phones to keep data stored.

For a long time, the Korean tech giant is putting efforts toward bringing a reliable software system to Galaxy devices. Samsung Knox is the biggest example, which ensures defense-grade safety and reliability and the One UI continues to improve the security department.

Some users say each One UI iteration looks almost the same as previous versions, but they still prefer One UI. The reason is simple, user interface can’t be in priority if Android software is delivering the best level of safety and security features.

Google plays a key role in developing great new security-related features in the Android operating system. Android 13’s Privacy Dashboard and Android 12’s Camera/Mic indicators are some of the most recent examples. Bounded with GMS policies, Samsung proudly brings features that enhance user and data security.

Multiple studies say that Chinese phones and custom skins come with a tank of bloatware, which somehow lets hackers spy. We can’t forget the last year’s data breach incident with Samsung, but there are a large number of complaints in rival skins.

China focuses on selling cheap phones as certain users don’t care about the reliability and accountability of software. Way back in 2018, WallStreetJournal reported that apps pre-installed on phones sold in developing countries were said to secretly collect user data such as IMEI, MAC, and location.

Whether it’s a budget, mid-range, or flagship phone, Samsung offers the same treatment to consumers when it comes to security. We can’t deny user interface tweaks are necessary, but one can’t compromise precious data and security in favor of UI decoration.