Samsung Galaxy S6 comes with an amazing camera for crystal clear images but some users prefer to turn off Samsung Galaxy S6 camera shutter sound before using to take pictures. Unfortunately, this setting is hidden somewhere and I am going to show you.
Imagine taking a selfie, and everyone suddenly turns around to see whose camera has the sound, that could be embarrassing, you know. In this tutorial, you will discover how to turn off Samsung Galaxy S6 shutter sound. I also wrote a guide that explains the methods to connect Samsung Galaxy S6 to tv. You should take a look at it.
Alright, please know that if you are in the United States or Japan, it’s illegal to turn off camera shutter sounds. If the law isn’t binding on you, kindly proceed to the procedure below.
Turn Off Samsung Galaxy S6 Camera Shutter Sound
Turn down or mute the volume on your smartphone. Simply do so by pressing the “Volume Down,” when it gets to the end, the smartphone would automatically enter vibrate mode.
When this is achieved, try taking some images to determine if the shutter sound can still be heard.
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This is how to turn off Samsung Galaxy S6 Shutter camera. I hope this helps, you may want to learn how to hard reset Samsung Galaxy S6. It could be very useful in future.
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HybridHuman
This app does exactly this and does it well: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamworks.silentcam
Global
It is not “illegal” to turn off the shutter-sound in the United States, as the article mentions. I don’t even think its illegal in Japan either. This phone is made and designed in South Korea, so I think you are thinking about South Korea.
In fact, many Japanese cameras have no shutter sounds (Canon, Nikon, etc), or which can easily be turned off in normal settings. As for Korea, I don’t know why they are pushing their stupid sound setting on everyone else. Its not like everyone in the world wears skirts or rides a bus with schoolgirls. So its very ignorant of Samsung to keep pushing this issue.
Obviously, its very important to have no shutter sound when in restaurants or museums or at certain events, etc, or as to not surprise people in a quiet area.