You know how the phone’s flash blinks when a call comes in? It’s like your phone’s way of waving at you in the middle of a meeting or when it’s too loud around. Here’s the trick: you can make that stop. Or start. It depends on what you need. Here’s how to do both.
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Turning Flash Notifications ON
Ever miss an important call because your phone was on silent? Or maybe you just didn’t hear it because it’s so noisy around. Flash Notification is a lifesaver for these moments. Here’s how you can switch it on:
- Grab your phone, tap that gear icon to open Settings.
- Keep scrolling until you see Accessibility.
- Go to Advanced settings.
- Find Flash notification.
- Turn on both the camera and screen flash notifications.
Now your phone flashes like a tiny lighthouse every time someone tries to reach you. If you don’t want to miss anything, you’re all set.
Turning Flash Notifications OFF
The flash blinking too much? It can feel like a strobe light in your pocket sometimes, right? You don’t have to keep it on. Here’s how to turn it off:
- Grab your phone, tap that gear icon to open Settings.
- Keep scrolling until you see Accessibility.
- Go to Advanced settings.
- Find Flash notification.
- Turn off both the camera and screen flash notifications.
No more distracting flashes. Now your phone can go back to being subtle and quiet when a call or notification comes in.
Why Is My Phone Flashing When I Get a Call or Message?
Simple answer: Flash Notifications are turned on. Samsung set it up so your camera flash goes off when something important happens. It’s useful in meetings, loud places, or even when your phone is across the room. If you want to stop it, you know what to do—just follow the steps above.
How Do I Stop the Flash From Blinking Every Time I Get a Notification?
It’s easy. Head to Settings > Accessibility > Advanced Settings > Flash Notification. Once there, just switch off the toggles for camera and screen notifications. That’s it. No more flash interruptions.
Whether you want your phone to flash in noisy places or not blink at all, now you know how to control it. It’s all about personal preference. Just a few taps in the settings and you’re good.