2 ways to take screenshots on Samsung Galaxy A30s that you can do
Gadgetren – The Samsung Galaxy A30s has just launched in the Indonesian market. This new device from Samsung offers several changes from its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy A30.
Some of them, the Galaxy A30s, brings a screen with a fingerprint sensor embedded in it, a more complete camera and a higher resolution to the new support in the form of NFC.
Even so, many things from the Galaxy A30 are still carried over to the Galaxy A30s. One of them, this device still customizes the screenshot feature that is really needed by users sometimes.
For those of you who don’t know, like the previous ones, there are two methods that can generally be used on Galaxy A30s devices, including screenshots with physical buttons and screenshots with gestures.
The first way, screenshots with physical buttons, can be done by pressing the button Volume down and button page (Power) at the same time after opening the view or page you want to record.
The second method, screenshots with gestures, allows you to swipe the screen surface with the side of the palm from right to left or vice versa.
But if this second method can’t be used, you can check through first settings, then choose an option Advanced features, then go to the section Movements and gestures.
Next, check this settings page to see if the Swipe with the palm of your hand to pick up active or not. If it’s not already active, all you have to do is tap the button next to the palm-shoot option.
You can use either of the above two methods to take a screenshot of a webpage, application page, or any of the scenes or views in a game on the Galaxy A30s device.
To check or share the results, either the first or the second way, you can do so by opening the Gallery application, which is basically already embedded in the Galaxy A30s.
A small note: if both methods are not used, it does not mean that there is a problem with your device. This can happen because the application or function that is currently running does not allow the screenshot function to be performed.
For example, the authentication feature that WhatsApp recently developed that prevents other users from taking screenshots when activated.
