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  Introduction Capturing a screenshot on your Samsung Galaxy phone is one of the simplest yet most essential functions — whether you’re saving a conversation, sharing an image from an app, or keeping a record of payment details. Samsung offers multiple ways to take screenshots , and depending on your phone model or One UI version (5, 6, or 7) , the process can differ slightly. This complete guide explains every possible method — button combinations, gestures, and advanced tools — so you can capture exactly what you need on any Samsung Galaxy device . Did you know? For a complete guide on this topic, check out the Samsung Learning Hub and explore related tips in the Display & Customization Topic Hub. Step-by-Step Guide Step 1: Take a Screenshot Using Hardware Buttons The fastest and most universal method works on all Samsung Galaxy models . For most devices (One UI 5, 6, and 7): Go to the screen you want to capture. Press Volume Down + Power (Side Key) si...

Running low on storage but don’t want to uninstall your favorite apps? You can easily free up storage on Samsung Galaxy without deleting apps by clearing cached data, optimizing storage settings, and using built-in Samsung tools. This guide helps US and Canadian users reclaim space while keeping all essential apps intact. Step 1: Use Device Care Optimization Go to Settings > Battery and device care > Storage . Tap Clean now to remove unnecessary system files, thumbnails, and temporary app data. Samsung’s optimization tool identifies safe-to-delete content automatically. Step 2: Clear App Cache Without Deleting Data Navigate to Settings > Apps , select a storage-heavy app, and tap Storage > Clear cache . This removes temporary files without affecting app data or login sessions. Step 3: Move Files to Samsung Cloud or Google Drive Free up internal storage by syncing your photos and documents to the cloud. Go to Settings > Accounts and backup and ...

Cheap Phone Insurance in the UK for Phones Bought on eBay: Observations from the Market Second-hand phones purchased through eBay are increasingly popular in the UK. Cities such as London, Manchester, and Newcastle report high volumes of eBay sales for both iPhones and Android devices. Observation shows that cheap phone insurance options exist for these devices, but they operate under specific conditions and patterns. Market Trends and User Behaviour Analysis of user behaviour on eBay and subsequent insurance uptake reveals: Devices sold without original receipts or boxes are common Buyers often expect cheap insurance to cover accidental damage or loss immediately Insurer verification is more cautious for eBay purchases than for devices sold through authorised resellers Insurers frequently flag eBay-sourced devices for additional documentation due to the higher perceived risk of fraud or misrepresentation. Policy Conditions Observed Cheap phone insurance...