Samsung has confirmed a bug causing compatibility issues between Good Lock’s ClockFace module and Always On Display (AOD) in One UI 7. When using certain clock types from ClockFace, the AOD clock may appear misaligned. The company expects to release a fix for it next week with an update for the AOD system app. It will then widely roll out ClockFace for Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6.
Samsung promises a fix for the AOD clock misalignment issue in One UI 7
A Galaxy Z Flip 6 user recently took to the official community forum in Korea to question why ClockFace was not available for their phone running One UI 7. In response, a moderator from the Good Lock team shared details about a bug keeping them from rolling out ClockFace for foldables.
According to the moderator, the AOD clock shifts to an incorrect position on the display after applying specific ClockFace styles, resulting in a broken or awkward layout. The main issue lies within the AOD app (system app), and Samsung plans to fix it soon. The app is scheduled to receive an update early next week to address this problem.
Once that update goes out, Samsung will release ClockFace for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 running One UI 7. While the company could have already pushed it out, it held off on it to ensure a smooth and reliable experience for users. “This is to reduce the error that occurs on your device, so please understand,” the moderator said (machine-translated from Korean)
For the uninitiated, ClockFace allows Galaxy users to personalize the clock on their lock screen and AOD, offering a wide range of designs and placements. With One UI 7, Samsung has integrated ClockFace into the system lock screen editor. You can access additional clock styles offered through this app directly from the editor without launching the app. You can download ClockFace here.
