You can find and change your settings from any screen on your phone with Quick Settings. To get to the settings you change often, you can add or move them to Quick Settings.

In the recommended tab, you'll find key feature tiles and learn how to use them to help you get more from your Android device. To access additional features, head to the "All Services" tab.

Tip: In Android versions 5.0 and lower, you can find the "Find Hub" settings under the "Google Settings" app.

You can find and change your settings from any screen on your phone with Quick Settings. To get to the settings that you change often, you can add or move them to Quick Settings.

Important: Not all Android devices have combined security and privacy settings, some may have separate security and privacy sections. On your phone with Android 13 and up: Tap Settings …

By default, you'll receive notifications for nearby devices that you can set up. If you turn off notifications, you can still find devices near you when you open your phone's Settings app.

Learn how to choose which apps use your Android device’s location. Some devices, like Wi-Fi-only tablets, do not have GPS or emergency location services available.

On your device, open the Settings app. Tap Security & Privacy Privacy Permission manager. Tap a permission type. If you allowed or denied permission to any apps, you’ll find them here. To …

Tip: In Android versions 5.0 and lower, you can find the "Find Hub" settings under the "Google Settings" app.

In the recommended tab, you'll find key feature tiles and learn how to use them to help you get more from your Android device. To access additional features, head to the "All Services" tab.