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Welcome, in front of me is a Samsung Galaxy A20e and today I will share with you a couple
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tweaks and tricks that I can do on this device. So we're gonna begin with the night mode or well more of a dark mode for the display which
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will turn basically the entire theme of the device to dark. So you would go into settings and then display and you'll find night mode, enable that and
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everything should go dark. So now if I leave this and pull down the notification panel I can see that it's dark and not as
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intrusive especially when you're trying to use the phone at night. So that is the first thing, now moving on we're gonna go into another thing that I personally
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like at least on the Samsungs which is the quick open notification panel and basically
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it allows you to pull down notification panel from anywhere on the screen as long as you're
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swiping down. Usually when you try to do this it opens up apps, you swipe up and does the same thing
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So to change that we'll go into the settings again and from settings under the display
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let me just disable that for now, display and then we're gonna go into the home screen
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right here and I believe it's at the bottom, there it is, quick open notification panel
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when you enable that and actually leave you can now swipe from anywhere to open notification
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panel and you still can access the app drawer by just swiping up like so
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So that's another one, now moving on we're gonna go into the hiding password option and
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in my opinion that's probably one of the things that should be checked from the beginning
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but basically what it does is if I go into here and just as an example I want to have
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some kind of network that I can show on but hello please show me network so I can actually
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demonstrate this but you probably know how you would type in a password
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When you type in a password it shows you those dots but every time you type in a letter it
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basically shows that letter for a brief moment so you can actually remove this and for some
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reason this device can't connect to or show me the networks that are around here so I
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just skip showing it and go into straight turning it on. So you go into the settings and then go into biometrics and security, scroll down, other
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security settings, scroll down, where is it, oh there it is, make password visible so it's
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at the top here and you want to disable that, no one wants to see password or showing show
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password so like I said this should be basically disabled from the beginning
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So now moving on another thing that I want to show is window panning and it's located
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also here so let's go back to other and at the bottom you have window panning or pan
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window and when you enable that you can actually tap on it and it gives you basically a showcase
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how it works. You can also use screen lock type to unpan and this will allow you to basically pan with
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a pattern so if someone wants to leave the app that you pan they will also have to provide
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the pattern, passcode or whatever you have set to unpin it. And basically how it works is when you go into recent apps and you tap on the icon right
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there on the app you have pinned this app, you tap on it, it gives you a little message
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on how to unpin it and then if someone basically tries to, it's usually used for showing someone
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something but you don't want them to access different parts of your device so you can
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basically keep it private and for instance you want to show them the setting now they
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can't really leave it. They can stay in the settings itself but they can't leave it and if they know the passcode
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or well the pattern on how to unpin it like so then they can do that but you can check
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it on so they would have to provide a pattern to undo it
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So just a way of how you want to set it up. Now moving on we're going to go into the app shortcuts and this will allow you to change
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the shortcuts that are right here on the lock screen so those two, we have phone and camera
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You can change them up to basically do something else. So you'd go into the settings again and lock screen
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So just find lock screen, there it is and then app shortcuts right here and you can
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choose the left and the right and once you tap on it it gives you all the apps that you
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have installed. Now I don't really have any additional apps installed so those are all the default ones
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but you can as you can see clearly set any kind of other app if you wish so
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So for instance you could choose Chrome and now if I tap here I can go straight to Chrome
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from my lock screen and just a way for you to for instance add a app that you use frequently
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so you can access it quicker. Now moving on to another one will be the gestures
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So normally you have the buttons right here and you can actually make them into gesture
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base, pseudo gesture base, it's not really full like other devices but when you go into
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notification panel as I just did so pull it down and go to the next page you will have
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here navigation bar. You disable that and basically makes the bars that you had previously into or buttons into
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those tiny faint bars and they still act the same as though you'd have the buttons but
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instead of tapping on it you have to slide it. So this is basically the back button which I have nowhere to go back from, this is home
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and this is recent. So I would go to recent, home so they still work the same way as previously it's just
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you don't have the buttons like you would have right now. Now next thing that I want to share is the game launcher and this is more for people
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that actually play games on their phone and it will do couple things, it has couple features
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so number one it can remove all the games from your app drawer so they're neatly organized
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all in the app itself. Number two it can boost the performance of the app by prioritizing performance instead
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of let's say battery and also block notifications so you're not getting spammed or called while
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you're trying to do something or play something. And to enable it you will have to go into the settings because by default it is actually
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not visible here like on the S series. So you'd go into the settings and from settings go to advanced features so on the bottom it
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was, alright it's advanced features and you have it right here, game launcher, enable
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that, add and we can actually leave it here, go to the game launcher right here and just
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agree, start and I'm not gonna update, you should probably update though
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And basically the first thing you will have is hide games and apps screen so you can choose
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hide games and then all the games will be accessible right here and they will disappear
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from your home screen and your app drawer. And additionally you have the two other options right here so number one the performance slider
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you can choose either to focus on power saving like I said, balance so basically in between
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or focus on performance. And then you also have the muting so you are not interrupted by the notifications
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So that is basically a good thing if you like playing games
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Now another thing that I want to show is the reduced animation and I believe Samsung has
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its own reduced animation but if it does there's, I know one device that has it and it's fairly
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garbage so I don't really advise using it, it doesn't really do much but basically every
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Android has built in animation option, I just hid it in the developer options
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So to enable it you would have to actually enable first developer options and to do that we're gonna go into settings, about phone, then go into software information, go all
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the way down, or not all the way down, there it is, build number and tap on that seven times
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Now if you have some kind of pattern set it will force you to basically put in the pattern
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before it enables the developer options but I don't have it so it automatically got enabled
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and now if I go back it should be somewhere right here in the main settings page, developer
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options then you can scroll from here down a little bit past halfway then you will find
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this window animation scale, transition animation scale and animation duration scale. Now each one of them corresponds to different animation, I would advise to switch them all
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to the same speed so it's not like one animation is longer one shorter but as you can see you
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can basically set it to half speed, completely remove animations or make them longer
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Now probably half speed is the best option right there, everything is still animated
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but it's just twice as fast as it was previously so it will improve in how snappy the device feels
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Now moving on we're gonna go into another option which is split screen and the other
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one is called, let me see, actually open up something so I can remember how the other
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one is called. So when you tap on the icon right there it gives you the split screen and pop-up view
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Now both of them are super handy and both of them basically work a little bit differently
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So split screen will open up the app in a split screen view so you basically have the
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display divided and you can actually use YouTube in this mode so you could listen to music
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without actually it having paused the music or whatever that is that you're trying to
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listen to while doing some other stuff. So let me just completely mute it so you could play some video while continue to do something here
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Now normally you know that it will basically turn off video or pause it so yeah, so that's
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one thing and the other thing is, let me just close this, is the pinning, or not pinning
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but what is it, pop-up view. Basically does the same thing as or similar thing as split screen but actually gives you
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a resizable window that you can resize as you can see and also drag around, play as
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well and while it's playing you can actually move it basically almost all the way out and
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basically continue to use your device with it playing somewhere on the side and not actually
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getting in your way. Now keep in mind that if you actually minimize it to be a little up head it will pause the
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video so I think it's this button right here yeah. So if you do this it actually does pause the video as you can see now
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But yeah that will basically conclude all the tweaks and tricks that I wanted to share and if you found any of them helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
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