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Default Samsung fonts don’t work in all apps in One UI 7 for a simple reason

Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority

  • The One UI 7 beta 2 release doesn’t force Samsung fonts into all apps.
  • The reason is that Android allows app developers to override the system’s default fonts.
  • It’s a feature that assists with app design and isn’t likely to change any time soon.
With the One UI 7 beta 2 update currently rolling out, some users might have hoped to see Samsung fonts populating across their apps. Samsung would probably also quite like that in its ideal world. But it isn’t happening, and the reason why is Android-related.

As*SammyGuru helpfully explains, this isn’t Samsung’s decision to make. The nature of Android’s open design gives third-party app developers full control over fonts used in their apps. They have the option of adopting the system defaults if they choose or overriding them and using fonts that better suit the app.




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