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Hello, I was wondering if there is any way to enable Live notifications (now bar) for a specific chat in WhatsApp.

Cause i don't want all my WhatsApp notifications on now bar .

​How to create a Liquid Glass Quick Panel on Samsung:

​Step 1: Prepare and take a screenshot

First, take a screenshot of your Quick Panel. Make sure all the buttons/toggles are turned off. The only exception is the volume slider—set it to the lowest possible level so it doesn't show up as a "mute" icon in the screenshot.

​Step 2: Generate the Liquid Glass effect

Once you have your screenshot, go to ChatGPT or Gemini, upload the screenshot, and type in this exact prompt:

​Use the uploaded screenshot as the foundation.

​IMPORTANT:

Do not recreate, redraw, redesign, or replace any part of the image.

​Preserve the original screenshot pixel-for-pixel.

​Keep the exact:

• Layout

• Tile positions

• Icons

• Text

• Sliders

• Widget placement

• Colors

• Spacing

• Wallpaper

​BACKGROUND PRESERVATION (CRITICAL)

​The original wallpaper/background must remain exactly the same.

​Do NOT:

• Generate a new background

• Replace the wallpaper

• Change the colors

• Add a different gradient

• Create a concept-art backdrop

• Add artificial lighting to the background

​Only transform the Quick Panel materials.

​LIQUID GLASS STYLE

​Create an ultra-premium Samsung Liquid Glass Quick Panel.

​The interface should feel like a real Samsung One UI feature from the future.

​Glass should feel like a thin transparent layer floating above the wallpaper.

​NOT:

• Thick glass sheets

• Acrylic blocks

• Heavy frosted glass

• Large beveled edges

• Overly glossy plastic

• Concept-art redesigns

​Use:

• Ultra-thin crystal glass

• 85–90% transparency

• Soft internal diffusion

• Minimal blur

• Delicate edge refraction

• Subtle white rim highlights

• Floating layered depth

• Optical transparency

• Soft reflections

• Micro specular highlights

• Premium luxury materials

• Realistic glass physics

• Clean Samsung aesthetic

​Glass visibility should come primarily from edge highlights and subtle reflections, not from blur or glass thickness.

​Every tile should remain lightweight and elegant.

​The wallpaper must remain clearly visible through every component.

​SLIDERS

Brightness and volume sliders should be:

• Crystal clear

• Thin transparent glass

• Soft edge highlights

• Floating appearance

• Subtle depth

• Minimalistic premium design

​BUTTONS & TILES

Buttons should have:

• Soft translucent glass

• Very thin borders

• Tiny internal reflections

• Gentle optical depth

• Premium minimal appearance

​STYLE REFERENCE

Samsung One UI Liquid Glass

Apple Liquid Glass

VisionOS materials

Luxury smartphone UI

Future Samsung flagship software

​OUTPUT

Ultra realistic.

4K quality.

Photorealistic materials.

Real smartphone screenshot.

No redesign.

No new wallpaper.

No thick glass.

No excessive blur.

​The result should look like Samsung officially released a Liquid Glass version of One UI.

​(Note: You can ask the AI tool to tweak or change specific details if you aren't completely satisfied with the first result).

​Step 3: Crop the icons

Next, you need to cut out each part of the image generated by the AI. Open the image in your Samsung Gallery editor, use the Lasso tool, and crop each tile individually (for example, cut out the Wi-Fi icon separately, then the Bluetooth icon separately). Save a new, separate copy for each cropped element.

​Step 4: Apply using Good Lock

Finally, open the Good Lock app and go to the QuickStar module. Navigate to the Advanced settings and assign each cropped image you saved to its corresponding button on the Quick Panel.

​How to create a Liquid Glass Quick Panel on Samsung:

​Step 1: Prepare and take a screenshot

First, take a screenshot of your Quick Panel. Make sure all the buttons/toggles are turned off. The only exception is the volume slider—set it to the lowest possible level so it doesn't show up as a "mute" icon in the screenshot.

​Step 2: Generate the Liquid Glass effect

Once you have your screenshot, go to ChatGPT or Gemini, upload the screenshot, and type in this exact prompt:

​Use the uploaded screenshot as the foundation.

​IMPORTANT:

Do not recreate, redraw, redesign, or replace any part of the image.

​Preserve the original screenshot pixel-for-pixel.

​Keep the exact:

• Layout

• Tile positions

• Icons

• Text

• Sliders

• Widget placement

• Colors

• Spacing

• Wallpaper

​BACKGROUND PRESERVATION (CRITICAL)

​The original wallpaper/background must remain exactly the same.

​Do NOT:

• Generate a new background

• Replace the wallpaper

• Change the colors

• Add a different gradient

• Create a concept-art backdrop

• Add artificial lighting to the background

​Only transform the Quick Panel materials.

​LIQUID GLASS STYLE

​Create an ultra-premium Samsung Liquid Glass Quick Panel.

​The interface should feel like a real Samsung One UI feature from the future.

​Glass should feel like a thin transparent layer floating above the wallpaper.

​NOT:

• Thick glass sheets

• Acrylic blocks

• Heavy frosted glass

• Large beveled edges

• Overly glossy plastic

• Concept-art redesigns

​Use:

• Ultra-thin crystal glass

• 85–90% transparency

• Soft internal diffusion

• Minimal blur

• Delicate edge refraction

• Subtle white rim highlights

• Floating layered depth

• Optical transparency

• Soft reflections

• Micro specular highlights

• Premium luxury materials

• Realistic glass physics

• Clean Samsung aesthetic

​Glass visibility should come primarily from edge highlights and subtle reflections, not from blur or glass thickness.

​Every tile should remain lightweight and elegant.

​The wallpaper must remain clearly visible through every component.

​SLIDERS

Brightness and volume sliders should be:

• Crystal clear

• Thin transparent glass

• Soft edge highlights

• Floating appearance

• Subtle depth

• Minimalistic premium design

​BUTTONS & TILES

Buttons should have:

• Soft translucent glass

• Very thin borders

• Tiny internal reflections

• Gentle optical depth

• Premium minimal appearance

​STYLE REFERENCE

Samsung One UI Liquid Glass

Apple Liquid Glass

VisionOS materials

Luxury smartphone UI

Future Samsung flagship software

​OUTPUT

Ultra realistic.

4K quality.

Photorealistic materials.

Real smartphone screenshot.

No redesign.

No new wallpaper.

No thick glass.

No excessive blur.

​The result should look like Samsung officially released a Liquid Glass version of One UI.

​(Note: You can ask the AI tool to tweak or change specific details if you aren't completely satisfied with the first result).

​Step 3: Crop the icons

Next, you need to cut out each part of the image generated by the AI. Open the image in your Samsung Gallery editor, use the Lasso tool, and crop each tile individually (for example, cut out the Wi-Fi icon separately, then the Bluetooth icon separately). Save a new, separate copy for each cropped element.

​Step 4: Apply using Good Lock

Finally, open the Good Lock app and go to the QuickStar module. Navigate to the Advanced settings and assign each cropped image you saved to its corresponding button on the Quick Panel.

​I'm facing a frustrating issue with "Do Not Disturb" (DND) on One UI 8.5, and I'm trying to figure out if it's a bug or intended behavior.

​When I enable DND manually: Everything works perfectly. My allowed contact exceptions can still call and message me without any issues.

​When DND turns on automatically: (Specifically via a schedule routine or through Sleep Mode), the system completely ignores my contact exceptions. All calls and notifications from my whitelisted contacts get blocked.

​Has anyone else experienced this on One UI 8.5? Is there a hidden setting within Modes and Routines that overrides global DND exceptions, or is this a known glitch in the latest update?

​Any help or confirmation would be highly appreciated!

​I'm facing a frustrating issue with "Do Not Disturb" (DND) on One UI 8.5, and I'm trying to figure out if it's a bug or intended behavior.

​When I enable DND manually: Everything works perfectly. My allowed contact exceptions can still call and message me without any issues.

​When DND turns on automatically: (Specifically via a schedule routine or through Sleep Mode), the system completely ignores my contact exceptions. All calls and notifications from my whitelisted contacts get blocked.

​Has anyone else experienced this on One UI 8.5? Is there a hidden setting within Modes and Routines that overrides global DND exceptions, or is this a known glitch in the latest update?

​Any help or confirmation would be highly appreciated!