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New AOD Feature Brings Election Alerts to Galaxy Phones in Real Time

Samsung Turns AOD Now Bar into Real-Time Election Info Hub

Galaxy users in South Korea now get live voting updates on the lock screen with the latest AOD feature update

AOD update brings smart election feature to Now Bar

In May 2025, Samsung rolled out a new Always On Display (AOD) update (version 8.8.45.20) that transforms the Now Bar into a real-time election information panel.

  • Developed in partnership with Naver, this feature allows users in South Korea to view live election updates without unlocking their phone.
  • The Now Bar, a dedicated part of the AOD interface, now displays voting details directly on the lock screen, offering a seamless and informative experience.

Election data at your fingertips—even on a locked screen

With this update, Samsung enables Galaxy users to:

  • Access real-time voter turnout and candidate stats
  • Stay updated on election news without opening any apps
  • Quickly check voting schedules and relevant alerts

This smart integration shows Samsung’s push to make everyday tools more informative, especially during high-stakes national events.

Bug fixes and improved performance

In addition to the new election functionality, the update also includes minor bug fixes, enhancing the stability and smoothness of the AOD interface.

  • These changes make the experience more reliable and responsive, reinforcing Samsung’s continued investment in lock screen functionality.

Availability limited to South Korea and One UI 7

Currently, this feature is exclusive to Galaxy users in South Korea running One UI 7 or later.

  • Devices must support the Now Bar, which is only compatible with One UI 7+, limiting initial access but paving the way for wider rollout in future updates.

Looking ahead: One UI 8 to expand Now Bar features

With One UI 8 in beta testing, Samsung is set to expand the Now Bar’s capabilities even further.

  • Future enhancements could allow users to control calls, toggle Do Not Disturb, and access more utilities directly from the AOD.
  • The Now Bar already supports features like media playback, voice recording, and Google Sports updates, and will become a centralized smart control hub as One UI evolves.

Samsung’s AOD Now Bar is quickly becoming more than just a passive display—it’s an active information hub, keeping users connected to essential updates in real time.

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