How To Disable Phone Sensors On Android And iPhone?

To disable phone sensors on Android, you can use the "Sensors Off" feature. Here's how to enable and use it:

1. Ensure that your Android device is running Android 10 or later.
2. Open your device's settings.
3. Find and enable "Developer options" if it's not already enabled. This may require tapping the build number seven times in the "About phone" settings.
4. Go back to Settings and find "Developer options."
5. Inside Developer options, find "Quick Settings Developer Tiles."
6. Enable the "Sensors Off" quick settings tile, which will now appear in your quick settings panel when you swipe down from the top of the screen.

With the "Sensors Off" tile enabled, most sensors, including camera and microphone, will be turned off when the tile is activated, with the exception of sensors used for basic telephony functions during calls. This feature helps users control their device's sensors for testing or privacy purposes. Keep in mind that enabling "Sensors Off" might limit the functionality of some apps while active.