All mobile devices with operating system Android, whether from the company Xiaomi, Samsung, Motorola, etc., have a function that is not to the liking of many users, this is that the main camera of your phone takes pictures with a watermark that specifies the brand and the equipment model. If you do not feel comfortable with this specification and you consider that it covers important parts of your images, from Depor we will explain how to remove the watermark forever.
You won’t have to root your phone or download apps from external sites, as the watermark can be removed directly from your native camera settings. This mark usually appears automatically at the bottom left after you have taken a picture, for example: in Samsung the following specification comes out: “Samsung Quad Camera. Taken with my Galaxy (model).”
THE STEPS TO REMOVE THE WATER STAMP FROM THE PHOTOS TAKEN BY THE ANDROID CAMERA
- First, enter the “Settings” or “Configurations” of your cell phone Androidyou locate it with the icon of a cogwheel or gear.
- Now, press the section called “Applications”. All downloaded or default apps on your smartphone will be displayed.
- Here you have to locate and tap on the native “Camera” app.
- The next step is to press the “Camera Settings” option.
- Finally, scroll down and turn off the switch that says “Watermark”.
How to order all your applications by shaking your Android mobile
- from your cell phone Xiaomi press the digital start button, which is located in the lower center.
- The next step is to perform the “pinch” gesture with your index finger and thumb, as if you were zooming out of the camera.
- Here the windows of your mobile will appear with the applications that you have scattered everywhere.
- Finally, shake or shake the phone and you will see how they will automatically be ordered in a second.
Without a doubt, it is a very useful function that will save you a lot of time, since you will no longer have to press each application individually to locate them in an orderly manner. It is necessary to mention that the “shake” tool will not place the apps in alphabetical order, but in a random way.
