You’ve been using your phone for a long time, but you might not know these things yet

Here’s a quick summary of ways to use your phone’s volume buttons for handy functions:

  1. Mute Calls and Notifications: Press the volume down button to silence incoming calls, alarms, or notifications without disconnecting them.
  2. Turn Off Flashlight: On some phones, double-press the volume down button to quickly turn off the flashlight.
  3. Adjust Volume: Use volume buttons directly to adjust ringer and notification volumes.
  4. Camera Shortcut: Enable camera settings to use the volume buttons as a shutter for photos and videos.
  5. Take Screenshots: Press the power and volume down buttons together for a quick screenshot.
  6. Flip E-Book Pages: In some e-book apps, use volume buttons to turn pages automatically. These tips can streamline your daily phone use.

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