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Samsung Brings NotiStar to One UI 8: Here’s What It Means for You

The powerful Good Lock module is now updated for the latest Galaxy devices running One UI 8


NotiStar Joins the One UI 8 Line-Up

Samsung is steadily upgrading its Good Lock modules to work seamlessly with One UI 8, based on Android 16. The latest to join this list is NotiStar, a fan-favorite module for managing notifications.

  • With the new version 8.0.17.0, NotiStar is now fully compatible with One UI 8.
  • This update ensures performance stability and a smooth user experience on the newest software platform.

What is NotiStar?

NotiStar is one of the most functional and versatile modules in the Good Lock suite. It empowers users with advanced notification control, helping them stay organized and productive.

  • Filters, searches, and categorizes past notifications.
  • Allows users to keep notifications indefinitely, until manually cleared.
  • Ideal for users who want to revisit old alerts or missed messages.

What’s New in the Update?

While the changelog doesn’t list any flashy new features, the update is crucial.

  • Brings full support for One UI 8, ensuring system compatibility.
  • Likely includes bug fixes and performance improvements, especially for users who had issues in previous builds.

How to Get the Update

Users with One UI 8 can easily update or install NotiStar:

  • Via the Galaxy Store: Go to Menu > Updates.
  • Through the Good Lock app directly.

Currently, One UI 8 is limited to new foldables and beta testers on the Galaxy S25 series. But broader support is on the horizon.


What to Expect Next

Samsung plans to expand One UI 8 availability to older Galaxy devices starting early next month. This will open access to updated Good Lock modules, including NotiStar, to a much wider audience.

  • Expect more Good Lock modules to be optimized for One UI 8 soon.
  • Samsung remains committed to delivering a personalized, feature-rich experience for Galaxy users.
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