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Flashlight Missing on Samsung S23

startac4

Well-Known Member
I don't have "Flashlight" on Samsung 23. I though that was a basic function that would be on it. How do I add that to cellphone?
 
I see I have to make a diagonal top right corner to bottom left corner swipe to get Quick Settings displayed. Flashlight now works.
Thank you olbriar

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I see I have to make a diagonal top right corner to bottom left corner swipe to get Quick Settings displayed. Flashlight now works.
Thank you olbriar

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My S21 is similar. Pull down from the top left is notifications and from the top right a menu of quick settings. I use the right to turn my phone off. There is an off icon between edit and settings that I use nightly.
 
Thanks. I hadn't realized that off button was there. Too small to have noticed but good to have.
It's a two step exit but the one I use. The quick settings are easily accessed... I like that. Same thing with the notification list on the left pull down. I find it handy and yet not in the way.
 
You could set a shortcut on the home screen, or set the power button for double tap shortcut

Side Button Shortcut
You can configure the physical side/power button so you can toggle the flashlight with a double-press:
    • Open Settings on your phone.
    • Tap Advanced features, then tap Side button.
    • Select Double press.
    • Choose Flashlight (or Torch) from the list.
    • Now, double-press the side button anytime to turn the flashlight on or off.
 
My S21 is similar. Pull down from the top left is notifications and from the top right a menu of quick settings. I use the right to turn my phone off. There is an off icon between edit and settings that I use nightly.
I had an s21 for 5 years and never realised that! I just pulled down once for notifications, again to expand the quick settings.

Mind you I also used the side panel feature to give me a set of toggles like that as well (I use the traditional 3 buttons rather than the navigation gestures, so I didn't have to worry about any conflict between swipes from the side).
 
I had an s21 for 5 years and never realised that! I just pulled down once for notifications, again to expand the quick settings.

Mind you I also used the side panel feature to give me a set of toggles like that as well (I use the traditional 3 buttons rather than the navigation gestures, so I didn't have to worry about any conflict between swipes from the side).
Same here I use the three buttons more then the gestures thing.
 
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