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Samsung has come a long way from its TouchWiz days. Back then, the Android software interface on its older smartphones came with tons of bloatware, an atrocious design, and obfuscated settings. The company turned things around with One UI, the new and improved interface available on its phones since 2018. It's attractive, more customizable, and concise.
With all the settings available on your Galaxy phone, it can be frustrating trying to dig through and find a specific one. Keep calm, and use the Search function to help you find any setting you need.
For this example, search for Wi-Fi. All related settings will be listed; the most relevant settings will be listed at the top. Select your desired one. Just tap Wi-Fi to open the Wi-Fi settings.
Samsung phones and tablets come with customizable display options so that everyone can have an optimized experience. Adjust everything from the size of the font to the size of everything on the screen. You can even adjust the color settings and white balance.
Note: You can also control screen brightness from the Quick settings panel. With two fingers, swipe down from the top of the screen, and then adjust the slider at the bottom of the panel.
Your device comes with several privacy settings to help keep your personal data secure. In the Samsung privacy section, you can dictate app permissions as well as customize the advertising content you see in your apps.
Navigate to Settings, then tap Security and privacy, and then tap Privacy. Swipe to and tap Other privacy settings. The following settings are available in the Samsung section:
To find this section, navigate to Settings, then tap Security and privacy, and then tap Privacy. Swipe to and tap Other privacy settings. The following settings will be available in the Google section:
I have an app (Sectograph from play store) that recently stopped sending notifications. If I go to settings --> Notifications --> App notifications, and I look for this app with the filter set to all applications, I don't find it. It seems that that's why I'm unable to receive notifications from this app. I have looked all configurations and permissions but all seems correct. I've seen other posts related but none with a solution. Any ideas? I'm not sure but I think I stopped receiving notifications sins the last system update.
Hello everyone, thanks for the help! I have solved the problem. It had nothing to do with Samsung configuration, it was a problem with the app itself. I contacted with customer support of the application too and they told me that a new release was launch last week that solved this issue. The app was not asking for the correct permissions like the one to send notifications. The update solved this issue and now appears correctly in notification settings like the rest of the apps. Thanks again!
I've been using the Samsung Email app for a few months without any problems. However, today, I couldn't access my university email without activating some new security settings. This involves allowing the app to delete all data on my phone, lock the screen, set password rules, disable internet, encrypt my data, etc. These are all very intrusive things, and since it's my personal phone I can't accept this.
Once they are on go back to settings and you will see a new setting Developer Options and in that you turn on and off ADB debugging. As well as several other options that you probably just want to keep as default settings unless you are using Android Studio.
Hello, I am doing the same thing. I followed along and got the developer settings and everything set. Now I am wondering if I need to use Galaxy Watch Studio or Watch Face Studio and how to connect my watch in order to test the face designs.
I purchased 3 months ago a Samsung 7 SERIES 43 Model: ue43ru7092uxxh TV. Few days ago i tried to change my settings but im unable to do it. When i press the Settings button i can go up and down on the left side (marked with green arrows) but when i got to the right side (Marked with red arrows) im unable to move up and down and i cant change any settings. I have this problem in the settings only.
Right, I see. Is this happening on every right menu setting or only on the "right" picture settings? If it's happening on every settings then please proceed with a master reset of the TV: Menu > Settings > Support > Self Diagnosis > Reset.
Here are some images i made it. In picture settings the only thing i can change is Picture mode because i can't go up or down to sellect, if i press enter to change picture mode i won't be able to move up or down to change the dynamic mode.
I recently purchased this laptop and whilst setting it up, set it to charge to 85% on the batter life extender toggle/settings. It has since started charging to 100% and I cannot not access the battery life extender settings anywhere, they have disappeared. I have reasearched it and tried everything but suspect is windows related (update).
I found a fix. Go to quick settings in your tray (next to wifi icon bottom right). Click into quick settings / launch samsung settings. Then click on Battery and Performance, you will see slide bar for Protect Battery. Sorted.
Navigate to one of the following Device settings fields as needed. Click Configure. Once the updates have been completed Click OK. Updated device settings are saved and deployed based on the deployment schedule.
Set the Enable device settings controls control to True to enable the configuration of the following device settings. If set to False, the following device setting controls are not configurable:
Set the Hide Settings Lock Screen & Security control to True to hide device lock screen settings. Set this control to False to display device lock screen settings with no restrictions.
Set the Hide Settings Bluetooth control to True to hide Bluetooth settings on the device. Set this control to False to display Bluetooth settings with no restrictions.
Set the Hide Settings Developer control to True to hide developer settings (USB debugging, etc.) on the device. Set this control to False to display developer settings with no restrictions.
Set the Hide Settings WiFi control to True to hide WiFi settings on the device. Set this control to False to display WiFi settings with no restrictions.
Set the Enable Mobile Data control to True to display mobile data settings on the device. Set this control to False to prevent mobile device data from displaying on the device.
Refer to the Set input method to utilize a set of controls to set the device input method, including the Show Keyboard Button (True/False and on [1]/off [0]), and Default Keyboard (True/False). Refer to Deep Settings Customization policies to restrict the user from making changes to these settings.
Your Galaxy smartphone is feature-packed, but sometimes you need to tweak a few settings to access everything it can do. Here are the settings you should change to get the most out of your Samsung phone.
Nearby Device scanning allows users to interact with other Android devices that are present nearby. It can be a handy feature, but not everyone uses it, and disabling this from settings will help you save a ton of battery juice.
I have a Samsung Galaxy A12. It had installed the SmartThings app since some months ago. A few weeks ago I updated the system (accepted update notification) and it was fine. When I received the phone it had Android 11, now the software version shows Android 13 (due the system upgrade?). Yesterday I reset the phone to factory settings to have a clean environment but when installing the apps it says that SmartThings is not compatible with my phone :-/ It does not appear on the search results in playstore and if I open the direct web link to SmartThings in playstore it says is not compatible.
If you encounter problems with your data connection, or other wireless connections, you can reset the network settings back to default. All of the network settings on the phone will be reset, including those for Wi-Fi, mobile data and Bluetooth.
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Depending what notifications you want, you can change settings for certain apps or for your whole phone. Notifications show when you swipe down from the top of your screen. Some notifications can also show on your lock screen and home screen.
You can control many app notifications from a settings menu in the app. For example, an app could have a setting to choose the sound that app's notifications make. To make these changes, open the app and search for the settings menu.
To activate selfie gestures on your Galaxy, open the Camera app then tap the settings cog in the top-left corner. Scroll to the bottom and tap "Shooting methods." Next, tap the toggles next to "Voice commands" and "Show palm."
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