Android Hidden Settings

Min's Pick

Contains ads

About this app

Isn't it inconvenient to access specific items in Settings?

With this application, you can have most shortcuts to the items which you don't know where they are.

These are supported shortcuts.
• Accessibility Settings
• Add Account
• Airplane Mode Settings
• APN Settings
• Application Details Settings
• Application Development Settings
• Application Settings
• Application Notification Bubble Settings
• Application Notification Settings
• Application Search Settings
• Application Usage Settings
• Battery Saver Settings
• Bluetooth Settings
• Captioning Settings
• Cast Settings
• Data Roaming Settings
• Data Usage Settings
• Date Settings
• Device Info Settings
• Display Settings
• Dream Settings
• Fingerprint Enroll Settings
• Hard Keyboard Settings
• Home Settings
• Ignore Background Data Restrictions Settings
• Battery Optimization Settings
• Input Method Settings
• Input Method Subtype Settings
• Internal Storage Settings
• Locale Settings
• Location Source Settings
• Manage All Applications Settings
• Manage Applications Settings
• Manage Default Apps Settings
• Manage Unknown App Sources
• Manage Write Settings
• Manage Card Settings
• Network Operator Settings
• NFC Sharing Settings
• NFC Payment Settings
• NFC Settings
• Night Display Settings
• Notification Assistant Settings
• Notification Listener Settings
• Notification Policy Access Settings
• Print Settings
• Privacy Settings
• Quick Launch Settings
• Search Settings
• Security Settings
• Settings
• Show Regulatory Info
• Sound Settings
• Storage Volume Access Settings
• Sync Settings
• Usage Access Settings
• User Dictionary Settings
• Voice Input Settings
• VPN Settings
• VR Listener Settings
• WebView Settings
• Wi-Fi IP Settings
• Wi-Fi Settings
• Wireless Settings
• Zen Mode Priority Settings

Ratings and reviews

This app simply shows you the settings that you already have. If you as a tracking device carrier sorry telephone carrier I haven't looked through your settings menus at every single page before using your brand new phone, yes, then you will need this app. One other thing, do not click on any of the ads in the app. All the links are to companies that are nearly impossible to get a refund from if you don't like the app.

It does place most if not all your settings in one place. Handy, convenient if one does not know where these settings are. If your technologically inclined. Know the ins-and-outs. Including turning on the hidden developer menu. This app probably isn't for you. Only thing I don't like are the ads. But anymore ads have become over the top everywhere. For that convenient or not. I don't want more ads. So I'll uninstall. But as mentioned handy for those new to Android settings.

Ads are incredibly over the top for an app that just pops you into in-phone settings menus. You'd be better off using the search bar in your phone settings. This app pops an ad any time you select *anything* including the desired setting and the desired app. I had an ad when I selected Voice, only for it to say the app doesn't support the shortcut after. If I didn't hit the X on an app exactly, it took me to its link. App premiums should be incentive for extra features, not basic function.

What's new

Supports Android 14.