When you swipe down from the top of your Android screen, you see your notifications, and just above that, tiles for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, flashlight, and so on. These are called Quick Settings tiles.

One of the more controversial aspects of One UI 7 is the separation of the notification shade and the quick settings menu. Which menu appears when you swipe down from the top of your screen ...

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Do Not Disturb on Android is accessible through the Quick Settings menu. With two fingers, swipe down the screen from the top to see all the Quick Settings tiles. Tap Do Not Disturb to toggle this ...

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The Quick Settings menu in the notification shade lets you change critical settings—such as toggling your flashlight on and off or muting your phone—with just a tap.

Samsung's One UI 7 update introduces separate panels for notifications and quick settings. Fortunately, you can revert to the old style.

Android 16 vs. One UI 8 One of the biggest changes that both of thse Android builds went through was in the notification shade and Quick Settings menu, even if it happened for Samsung some time ago.

Android 16 brings resizable Quick Settings tiles, and it turns out the software also has a nifty way to help you identify small tiles.

Your quick settings menu and notification shade will now be combined into one window that you can open by swiping down from anywhere at the top of your phone. Enabling the Together settings will ...