The System UI Tuner is a hidden feature in Android that allows users to customize certain user interface settings and features. It typically offers advanced options that are not available by default and is aimed at power users who are comfortable adjusting deeper aspects of the Android interface.
Here’s how you can enable and use the System UI Tuner on most Android devices:
Enabling System UI Tuner
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Unlock Developer Options:
- Go to Settings > About phone.
- Tap on Build number seven times until you see a message saying developer options are unlocked.
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Access System UI Tuner (on devices where it's available):
- Swipe down to bring up the Quick Settings menu.
- Press and hold the Settings gear icon until it starts spinning and you feel a vibration. This action will unlock the System UI Tuner.
- Release the icon, and you should see a message saying, "Congrats! System UI Tuner has been added to Settings."
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Access System UI Tuner:
- Go back to the main Settings menu.
- Scroll down to find System UI Tuner (often at the bottom of the list).
Using System UI Tuner
Once inside the System UI Tuner, you'll have access to a range of options. These may vary depending on the version of Android and the specific device, but common options include:
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Status Bar Customizations:
- Modify which icons and indicators appear in the status bar (e.g., battery percentage, network signal, time).
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Do Not Disturb Settings:
