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Samsung reveals key updates in One UI 7

Samsung reveals One UI 7 updates, featuring enhanced privacy with Personal Data Engine and the AI-powered notification tool, Now Bar.

Samsung has unveiled more details about the upcoming One UI 7, giving users a closer look at its latest features and upgrades. After the beta version’s release in select markets, Samsung showcased how its new interface prioritises user privacy, enhanced notifications, and smarter features. Here’s everything you need to know about the changes.

Improved privacy with Personal Data Engine

One of the standout updates in One UI 7 is the introduction of the Personal Data Engine, designed to improve how your private information is handled. Samsung has moved personalised data into its Knox Vault, a secure area within its Samsung Knox encryption package. Sensitive information like biometric data is better protected, offering robust security for on-device and cross-app interactions.

The Personal Data Engine also incorporates cutting-edge “post-quantum cryptography.” This encryption method is designed to resist potential attacks from quantum computers, ensuring your data remains safe even as technology advances. Whether you’re a new or experienced Samsung user, this enhanced privacy approach makes One UI 7 a secure choice.

Smarter notifications with Now Bar

Samsung has introduced the Now Bar, its version of Apple’s Dynamic Island, which first appeared on the iPhone 14 Pro series. Now Bar is a dynamic notification system that displays live updates and quick shortcuts to frequently used app actions directly on your Lock Screen.

For example, you can use Now Bar to control music apps, manage workout timers, or access travel details like flight updates and weather forecasts. This feature not only improves convenience but also integrates Samsung’s Galaxy AI. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Now Bar can recommend actions and offer insights tailored to your device use.

Samsung describes the Now Bar as “the next evolution of Galaxy AI,” hinting that its functionality will grow even further. However, some features will require you to log in with your Samsung Account to access them.

What’s next for One UI 7

The One UI 7 beta is already available in select regions, but more updates are expected at Samsung’s Unpacked 2025 event, scheduled for January. This highly anticipated keynote will likely reveal additional features and insights into the direction of Samsung’s software.

With One UI 7, Samsung continues to refine its interface to make your smartphone experience smoother, smarter, and more secure. If you’re a fan of the Galaxy series, these updates promise to bring even greater value to your device.

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