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In this article, we will go through the steps to Setup App Icon Badges Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, S20 Ultra, S20 Plus, S20 devices. If you have a Samsung One UI (4.1), you can simply turn on and set up app icon badges. When you receive any app notification you can simply show the badges on your Samsung device. The icon badges on Samsung s10 and s10 plus will show how many notifications you got from the particular application. The number of the app notification may increase or decrease fully depending on the app counts of each app and its notification.

In your Samsung device, you can change the style of the icon badge that will allow you to show with the number and without numbers too. When you get a notification on the app you will receive a notification number on the app icon Galaxy S10 Plus and S20 series. Simply check out the below steps to change the style of app icon badges on your Samsung Galaxy devices.

How to Enable/Disable App Icon Badges on Samsung Galaxy

Change App Icon Badge Style on Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, S20 Plus, S20

Step 1: Go to Settings.

Step 2: Tap the Notifications.

Step 3: Scroll and tap the Advanced settings.

Step 4: Tap on App Icon Badge.

Step 5: Choose App icon badge style from Number or Dot.

You can enable/disable app icon badges on Samsung Galaxy using below given settings.

Enable or Disable App Icon Badges Samsung S20 Ultra, S20+, S20

Settings > Notifications > Advanced settings > Toggle App icon badges on & off 

Change Samsung S10 App Icon Badges 

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap App icon badge.

Step 3: Toggle on App icon badges.

You can set a badge style of app icon in your Samsung Galaxy device.

Step 4: Choose from the show with a number or show without number.

When you get any notification from the app, you will get the number of the particular app that shows the number of notifications received by the application. On the other side some users facing the problem that they can’t turn on app icon notifications on Samsung 10 and Samsung 20 devices.

Disable App Notifications on Galaxy S10 Plus, S10, S20 Ultra, S20+, S20

It will allow blocking or disabling the app notification on your Samsung Galaxy S10 and S20 series. Once you disable the app notification, you will not receive any app notification on the lock or home screen of the Samsung device.

Step 1: Swipe up from the bottom of the screen in your Samsung home screen to access the app drawer and tap the Settings app.

Step 2: Scroll down and tap the Apps.

You can see a list of all installed applications in your Samsung Galaxy device.

Step 3: Select app from a list you want to block notifications.

Step 4: Tap the Notifications.

By default turned on show notifications, so you can receive app notification on the home screen and lock screen. Also, mute group notifications or app notification in your Samsung One UI.

Step 5: Toggle off Show notifications.

It will disable all notification of that app from your device to appear on the lock and home screen.

That’s it. I hope you got the proper information to set up app icon badges on Samsung S10 and S10 Plus. If you are facing any issues then please send your queries in the comment box. Stay updated for the latest updates for your Samsung Phones.

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Here’s how to enable and turn off data saver on Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and S10 One UI devices. You can use data saver on Samsung S10 plus to reduce draining battery life in your phone. Data saver prevents some apps from sending or receiving data in the background and limit app data usage on galaxy S10 Plus. By default turned off data saver on Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and S10 One UI devices.

Using this you can save data on Facebook, Snapchat, and other android apps. To limit the less mobile data on galaxy S10 plus, turn on data saver. Also, download a third-party data saver app for your Samsung or Android devices. Follow the below-given step by step process to enable data saver on Galaxy S10 plus device.

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How to Turn On/Turn Off Data Saver on Samsung S10 and S10 Plus One UI

You can activate data saver on Samsung Galaxy S10 plus using data usage settings in your devices.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap Connection.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus connection settings include Wi-Fi calling, Bluetooth, NFC, Mobile networks, data usage, SIM card manager, mobile hotspot & tethering and more.

Step 3: Tap Data usage.

Here you can see data saver, mobile data usage, Billing cycle & data warning, Wi-Fi data usage and other settings.

Step 4: Tap Data saver.

Step 5: Toggle on data saver.

You can see the data saver icon at the status bar on your galaxy S10 plus. An app you’re currently using can access data but may do less frequently. It will unrestricted app data also in your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus device.

Set Data Limit on Galaxy S10 Plus One UI

You can set a cellular data limit on galaxy S10 plus using data usage settings in your device. Check mobile data usage and Wi-Fi data usage in your Samsung S10 plus. Set data limit and data warning on Samsung S10 plus that alert when you reach the data time limit.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap Connections.

Step 3: Tap Data usage.

Step 4: Tap the Billing cycle and data warning under the mobile section.

Step 5: Turn on set data warning toggle.

Step 6: Set data warning MB/GB and tap Set

And that’s all. We hope this makes it clear how to enable data saver on Galaxy S10 Plus One UI. If you have any kind of trouble, tell us in below comment box. Stay and connect with us for the latest updates.

Want to backup and restore data on Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and S10? Here’s how to backup data on galaxy S10 Plus using a Samsung account, Google account, and Samsung Cloud. You’ll back up your data to an SD card or USB storage device, or restore data using Smart switch such as photos, videos, text messages, etc. By default turned on back up my data automatically on Google account.

You can backup and restore data from Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and S10 using backup and restore settings. Backup all data galaxy S10 plus or select individually such as phone, contacts, messages, settings, Bixby home, etc. Also quick access all of your cloud files by adding Samsung cloud to your S10 apps screen. Follow the below-given step by step process to backup Samsung Galaxy S10 plus data.

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How to Backup Data on Galaxy S10 Plus and Galaxy S10 One UI

You can backup and restore data on the galaxy S10 plus & galaxy S10 One UI device.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel twice from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Scroll down up to Accounts and backup settings and tap on it.

Step 3: Tap Backup and restore.

Step 4: Tap Back up data under the Samsung account section.

You can use your Samsung account to backup and restore galaxy S10 plus and galaxy S10 data.

Step 5: Choose to Select all (Phone, Messages, Contacts, Calendar, Apps, Settings, etc.) or Select individually option from a list you want to backup. Only except photos & videos (Gallery) using this method.

Step 6: Tap Back up at end of the Samsung S10 plus screen.

Wait until backup your entire Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and S10 data you selected.

Back up Data using Samsung Smart Switch

You can use a USB cable or transfer data wirelessly in your device.

Step 1: Go to Settings.

Step 2: Tap on Accounts & backup.

Make sure your galaxy S10 plus and S10 connected with a USB cable.

Step 3: Tap on Smart Switch and follow the on-screen instruction if first-time use.

You can see the Smart Switch screen in your device or PC or Laptop.

Step 4: Tap on Back up.

Now, your Samsung S10 Plus data is being backed up. This message appears: Backup has been completed. You can see backed up all your S10 plus data including contacts, messages, images, apps, home screen, settings, and more.

Backup Photos and Videos on Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus using Samsung Cloud

Step 1: Open Gallery in your Samsung device.

Step 2: Tap on Three vertical dots (Menu).

Step 3: Select Settings.

Step 4: Tap Sync with Samsung Cloud.

Make sure toggle on Sync with Samsung Cloud to back up your phone photos and videos. You can maximum backup 15GB of storage in the Samsung cloud.

Transfer data/Back up data to SD Card (External Storage)

Step 1: Go to Settings.

Step 2: Tap on Accounts & backup.

Step 3: Tap on Back up & restore.

Step 4: Tap on External storage transfer at the last of page.

Step 5: Tap on back up.

Step 6: Select items from the list and tap on Back up.

Recover data from Galaxy S10 using Google account

By default turn on back up my data on Google account in your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and S10 One UI device. You can add a backup account also to restore galaxy S10 plus data. Restore backed up settings and data automatically when an app is reinstalled.

Settings > Accounts and backup > Backup and restore > Google account > Back up my data

You can enable automatic restore data on galaxy S10 plus and S10 using backup and restore settings S10 plus. Also, use third-party software to backup Samsung Galaxy S10 plus data to PC or MAC.

And that’s all. We hope this makes it clear how to backup data on Galaxy S10 Plus One UI. Do you know some other interesting methods to restore Samsung Galaxy S10 data? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

Want to set a song as ringtones on Samsung S10 plus and S10? Here’s how to change the ringtone for Samsung Galaxy S10 plus One UI. By default set Samsung ringtone on both SIM cards in your device. You can select an mp3 ringtone from your device storage or download ringtones to Samsung S10 plus and S10 device. Also, assign a ringtone for each contact on S10 plus, so easily know the caller name without showing the display.

You can change notification sound on galaxy S10 plus using sound and vibration settings. Follow the below-given step by step process to set the music file as ringtone for Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus.

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How to Change Ringtone in Galaxy S10 Plus, S10, and S10e One UI 2.0 & 1.1

To make a song on Samsung ringtone Galaxy S10 plus and S10, check out below given settings.

Step 1: Go to Settings in your Samsung devices.

Step 2: Tap on Sounds and vibration.

Step 3: Tap on Ringtone.

Step 4: Choose from the available tone of tap + icon at the top right corner to choose a custom ringtone.

Step 5: In the bottom screen, you can see Tracks, Albums, Artists, Folders. Select from this.

Step 6: Select Song, Music file, or another ringtone you downloaded from the list and tap on Done at the upper right.

Set a Ringtone to Contact on Galaxy S10 Plus and S10

You can assign a ringtone to contact Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and S10 devices. Set ringtones for individual contacts on galaxy S10 plus One UI device.

Step 1: Open the phone app in your device and tap the Contacts tab at the bottom right corner.

Step 2: Tap on the contact you want to set Samsung ringtone.

Step 3: Tap Three vertical dots (More) at the upper right side corner.

Step 4: Touch Set ringtone.

Step 5: Choose S10 plus ringtone you want to set contact.

Step 6: Tap Save.

It’s quite easy to change the ringtone on Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and Galaxy S10 devices.

For Older Samsung Galaxy

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap Sounds and vibration.

Step 3: Tap Ringtone.

Step 4: Tap SIM 1 and select ringtone or song you want to set and tap Save.

Step 5: Tap SIM 2 and select a song you want to set and tap Save.

Now you can apply song or music as custom ringtone on Samsung Galaxy S10 from a downloaded ringtone.

And that’s it. I hope this little tip useful to change the ringtone for Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus. If you have any kind of trouble, tell us in below comment box. Stay and connect with us for the latest updates.

Want to share your Wi-Fi network with other android devices or Laptops? Here’s how to share your WiFi password with Android 10 using QR code. Android 10 added a new feature of share Wi-Fi password via QR code. Android 10 allows users to share and connect WiFi networks easily. You can share WiFi android 10 with friends without sharing a password with a QR code. Also use Google Wi-Fi app to share Wi-Fi passwords through email, text and other apps settings.

First time this feature introduced in Android Q Beta 1 developer preview. Follow the below-given step by step process to share wifi network on Android 10 devices. This feature is available on Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, 2 XL, Pixel 3, 3 XL, Pixel 3a, 3a XL, Pixel 4 and 4 XL.

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How to Share WiFi Network on Android 10

You can share Wi-Fi password to your friends using below given new android 10 Wi-Fi sharing feature settings in all Pixel devices.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel twice from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap Network & internet.

Step 3: Tap Wi-Fi.

Step 4: Tap on connected WiFi network you want to share Wi-Fi Android 10.

Step 5: Tap Share.

Confirm your pattern or touch the fingerprint sensor to share wifi password. You can see QR Code with this message: Share Wi-Fi (Show below given screenshot)

Step 6: Scan the QR code with another Android Q device to join your Wi-Fi network.

Step 7: Now open Wi-Fi settings in another android Q running device.

Step 8: Tap Add network.

Here you can see a QR scanner that useful to share the Wi-Fi password on the Android 10 version.

Step 9: Scan the QR code.

Now your device will automatically connect to the Wi-Fi network without share Wi-Fi password on android 10 supported devices.

How to Turn On Wi-Fi Automatically Android 10

When turning on Wi-Fi automatically on android 10 Q, it will automatically connect a high-quality saved network nearby you such as home network or personal network.

Settings > Network and internet > Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi preferences > Toggle on Turn on Wi-Fi automatically

Now your android 10 device automatically connects with Wi-Fi when available.

And that’s it. We hope this makes it clear how to share wifi network on Android 10. If you have any kind of trouble, tell us in below comment box. Stay and connect with us for the latest android 10 tips and tricks.

Here’s how to fix Samsung Galaxy S10 overheating while charging issues. There are several reasons to suddenly overheat or warm Galaxy S10 such as a long time playing games, background running apps, faulty battery, watch continuous videos, or movies on YouTube or PC, GPS navigation, etc. Sometimes S10 damage also if your device overheating and you continue to charge your phone.

Several users have a habit of playing games or use the device while the phone is charging, be careful about this. Because of this you’re device quickly overheating and quickly drain battery also. Follow below given different methods to fix overheating on Galaxy S10+ issues after update system software.

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How to Fix Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus Overheating While Charging

Check out below given possible troubleshooting steps to fix a warm or overheating problem on Samsung Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus devices.

Use Original charger to charge

Always use an original wireless charger to charge your Samsung Galaxy S10 device. Avoid your S10 devices with a faulty charger or cables. Also check the defective battery in your device.

Read More: How to use Wireless PowerShare on Galaxy S10 & S10 Plus

Remove case or cover

Remove the galaxy S10 case or cover that warm your device while charging.

Close Aall Running Apps

Step 1: Open Recent apps in your S10 & S10 plus.

Step 2: Swipe right or left to close an individual app.

Step 3: Swipe screen right side until seeing Close all and tap on Close all to stop all running apps.

Turn off GPS, WiFi, Auto-Sync

Disable unused services, features, and uninstall the app that unnecessary.

Turn on safe mode to Fix Galaxy S10 Overheating Issues

Step 1: Press and hold the power button on your S10 until the power off button appears.

Step 2: Long press Power off button until appearing Reboot to safe mode.

Step 3: Tap OK to boot into safe mode galaxy S10 Plus.

Now, wait until restarting your Samsung S10 Plus device.

Step 4: You can view the Safe mode icon on bottom left corner of the screen.

Now disable all downloaded apps from your device. Check your Galaxy S10 device working normally even playing games or watching movie continuously etc. If you can’t found any issue in S10 safe mode, it means any third party apps occur this warm issue in the S10 device. Just reboot your device to exit safe mode on galaxy S10 and remove one by one app from your device and check fix overheating issues on the galaxy S10 device.

Factory Reset Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus

Make sure back up & restore data before performing a factory reset Samsung S10 & S10+.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap General management.

Step 3: Tap Reset.

Samsung Galaxy S10 reset settings include reset settings, reset network settings, and factory data reset (Erase all data).

Step 4: Tap Factory data reset.

Step 5: Tap Reset phone.

Now confirm your PIN number or pattern to unlock your device.

Step 6: Tap Delete all.

If none of the above-given methods fix overheating issues on Galaxy S10, contact customer care and replace it if under warranty.

The list ends here to fix Galaxy S10 overheating issues. Don’t forget to mention which method worked for you. Do you have any other tips you want to share? Hit the comments and let us know!