Yes, time to explore... haha..

Yes! Please show us what all those others are!

Go to your developer options it's the 11th one down below demo mode click on it and it will open it and at the bottom you can see sensor off option click on that and it should turn it on

Those other options are only useful for developers. If you try them they will probably annoy you.

@@HarryWexler i like the force dark mode option

Lucky man 👍

Same here

Got it last night South East Europe s10 try with Smart Switch i had the update on smart switch but it was not showing on the phone then later that day it showed.

@@MA-cx9os how do you check it

@@michaelofori8361 Search Smar Switch on google download install, then open it up and conect you phone with a cable to pc the program will recognise it and it will tell you if there is an update.

Note 10+ got One UI 2.5

I mean if you're going to commit a crime and you're thinking that far ahead you'd use a burner anyway or leave the phone at home

Update?

Get a oppo find x2 pro of one+ 8 pro haha untill then it's not happening on Samsung

It doesn't seem possible considering the display only has one MIPI lane. Not high enough throughput to enable that.

Well uhd means 4k and the most a Samsung phone can do is 2k or 2960x1440 i think you meant qhd.

Actually it's an Android thing, not Samsung's!

Don't make me laugh 🤣🤣🤣,it is an android feature ,not Samsung feature

Its not a samsung thing it's a Android 10 thing. Its more phones around besides Samsung

samsung made most of the feature that is now on android 10 so stfu and admit it.

@@Retronyx this one wasnt tho, stop acting like samsung phones are superior. typical fanboy

You can now 😊

Amen

The thing is, that actually forces sensor data to be unreadable by apps and other software. Camera app won't work, snapchat can't get an image and cpu-z(diagnostic tool) won't be able to read ANY sensor data. It actually works.

Without hardware control, this is still better than not being able to turn the sensors off at all. This also works at the OS level, so it is not useless. However, the use case for this is extremely limited, since if you're someone who will ever need this feature, you'd probably be using a phone with hardware switches.

Your gf is a good victim.

Factory reset ..

@@kj8491 na you tell her before it gets to that point.

If that happens then you probably shouldn't be letting that someone use your phone

Airplane mode is to turn off mobile data, wifi, and bluetooth. This turns off just the sensors.

More like Airplane Mode Lite

×100 😁😂

It's nothing like airplane mode

This is Space Shuttle mode XD

Im gonna try that today but i have an s20 ultra, i'll see how much battery it will save 🙂

55

Bahahaha!

bhawahahahaaaa

Since Android 10....

Sensors use battery and some apps that don't need it use them a lot. My custom ROM has a setting to disable sensors by app. E.g. I have it disabled for Google Maps.

@@myron7642 do you have to turn it on when using certain apps?

@@rickrickboom5423 I only have it blocking for Maps at the moment. Going to try turning it on for all and see. One app I could think of that might need sensors would be fitness apps

Well I think in certain cases it's good for the phone 2 be able to track. Two recent serious crimes were solved using Google mob tracking tech. In 1 case a person was proven innocent when the perpetrator's mob placed him @ scene of crime. Scary stuff I know but sometimes the tech can be used for good. 🤔👌

Happen to me to

I use Samsung wireless headphones and I never had an issue, and my sensors are always turned off

my Note 9 won't let me. It states "Developer Mode Has Already been turned on"

Totally agree mate

Try a de-googled phone.

Shut up fed

It is when you're paranoid

@@richardikin No research how much GOOGLE SPIES ON PEOPLE THROUGH THEIR PHONES TO GET PERSONAL INFORMATION FOR MARKETING AND TO SELL TO 3RD PARTIES COMPANIES FOR ADVISTIMENT!

Gyroscope also gets turn off thats why

fbi: _triangulates you via cell towers_ Me: _breaks phone_

Yes this really works

2:54 That's the recommended use for toggling sensors off. You don't want to do this during the day as when someone calls you, they won't be able to hear you.

@@thejacksonwang nice 1🤙 for that info 👍

@@jimmydmichael5164 No problem, glad to help 😁

@@thejacksonwang appreciate it a lot thanks a lot 🤙🤙🤙👍

This is cool, but out of curiosity, what scenarios would someone want to do this?

Its the ultimate security 🤣👍

Make sure you are home b4 the street lights come on.

The reason is probably, Samsung doesn't want people to accidently trigger that and then think their phone is broken when camera and mic stop working. People are dumb and that would happen :/

I paid $1300 I want TOTAL ACCESS TO ALL HIDDEN OPTIONS💯

@@kennethburton9259 well, you have, you just have to find them first ;)

Yes but s8 doesnt run android 10, it stops at android 9. You need android 10

Only in android 10

Whats your instagram honey???

@@cacadordorio wtf man

@@shazzy8679 he horny

@@cacadordorio lmaoooooo

Same - it's not there

It's becoz your device must be old wait for a update that resolves it

I found it

Was on mine

I had Developer options installed already but it wasn't there. I had to turn it off and on and viola there it is!

Yes, cuz the voice and volume is muted until yu dnt switch it bck on

But in my phone mic works for calls with option turned on, and not on any other apps

@@raisalraizal8188 Then it would be great 👍... Otherwise it is an inconvenience

@@mrunknown3860 which phone are u using? I am using Redmi Note 4 with Resurrection Remix 8.5.8 (Android 10) Custom Rom

@@raisalraizal8188 That's great...Btw..are there any major bugs? I'm currently using Vivo V3... Though it's a Chinese brand I have to admit that it's quality is awesome and is working perfectly till now (I'm not a hardcore gamer, though)...I'm now waiting for M51 launch... that's why I'm interested in this video 😁

Unless you can remove the battery there is no real effect from turning it off.

@@towlife270 is that true of all phones?, or just those manufactured by Chinese companies?

@@ElTuco Phones don't have a geopolitical compass - a phone is a phone is a phone. If your mobile is turned on, even if it's locked and even if it's someplace where there's nothing to feasibly track, like the inside of a pocket, it's constantly seeking for new cell phone tower signals and, in doing so, advertises your position. No matter if you're using a Pixel, an Xperia or an iPhone. Turning your cell phone off kills its seeking ability, but then you can't make calls seeing as you aren't hooked to a network. For a mobile phone to work as intended, it *has* to track, log and broadcast your position to a signal-provider; or else you'd have to pull the "mobile" out of "mobile phone". That's without mentioning how searching for a non-Chinese phone is a futile effort - even iPhones contain parts that are sources across the greater Asian subcontinent. The whole "Huawei is spying on us with their 5G towers!" nonsense isn't really born out of security concerns, it's more of a nationalistic outreach by the US government to maintain the relative independence of its data infrastructure. Even then, it sugar-coats the fact that Washington might've kicked Huawei out of the American infrastructure, it doesn't change the fact that most cell phone towers depend on components that globalization sources for us. By and large, cutting off service providers won't keep your data safe. What will is working with an ISP and mobile provider that values your privacy as a customer, and that won't blow a gasket if you, say, occasionally use a VPN. Besides, I'd only ever recommend going Incognito for personal reasons, ranging from sessions with your online bank to, erm, quality time spent on one's lonesome, if you catch my drift. Everything else can be carried out in the open relatively safely. Now, if privacy *really* grinds your gears, then your best option would be to nuke all of your Social Media presences, or use aliases.

@@McSquiddington Google is tracking your device even if it is in airplane mode and off.

@@rickdc7968 How does that work? You'd figure I need to emit a signal to be traced, and a phone that's turned off is, well, off. It's dead, figuratively speaking. I can understand someone being able to trace me to the last tower I accessed, but they wouldn't be able to be more precise if my device is powered off.

probably not if whatsapp needs those permissions to stalk you and stuff lol

He said it in video wifi Bluetooth you have to do seperate

Bro, even instagram doesnt work while tryna do a voice and video call.

Just tried you need to toggle everytime so dosnt worth it but cool nonetheless

@@SuperMan19867 tried on my phone and even after turning on the option ,the mic works only for inbuilt calling. And access is disabled for all other apps

@Ash Russell didn't work

@@ThePCForever turn of then on and restart if it doesnt work then ur doing something wrong

@@johnwheels89 Tried everything, keyboard vibration doesn't work unless I turn on notification vibrations which I never did in the past. I'd rather not have keyboard vibrations than to live with annoying vbibrations every time I receive a text.

Go to keyboard settings, and turn on vibrations while sound off. It's not a bug, it's just that you never noticed that silent mode also disables keyboard vibration.

@@Brain_pocketer Doesn't work. I'm never on silent mode anyways. I'm using Swiftkey btw.

Don't have the option as well. On Android 9

I have an S9 and, as soon as I touch "about phone" once, it opens it. I can't even tap it 7 times 🤔

@@c.r.edmister5223 Guess it's only applied on Android 10