In this tutorial, we will learn how to turn off Emergency Mode on Android. Emergency Mode is a useful feature that helps conserve battery life and extend the usage of your device when it’s running low on power.
However, if you accidentally enable Emergency Mode or no longer need it, you may want to turn it off. Follow the steps below to disable this mode on your Android device.
Step 1: Access the Quick Settings Panel
To turn off Emergency Mode, start by accessing the Quick Settings panel on your Android device. Swipe down from the top of the screen to open the notification shade, and then swipe down again to reveal the Quick Settings panel.
Step 2: Locate and Tap on “Emergency Mode”
Scroll through the Quick Settings panel until you find the option labeled “Emergency Mode.” This option is usually indicated by an icon resembling a red cross or a white medical symbol. Tap on “Emergency Mode” to access its settings.
Step 3: Disable Emergency Mode
After tapping on “Emergency Mode,” a new screen will appear with additional information about this feature. On this screen, you will find an option to disable Emergency Mode. Simply tap on the toggle switch next to “Emergency Mode” to turn it off.
Note:
If you’re unable to locate “Emergency Mode” in your Quick Settings panel, try swiping left or right within the panel to reveal additional options. Depending on your device’s manufacturer and software version, the location of this option may vary.
Step 4: Confirm Your Action
Once you’ve disabled Emergency Mode, a confirmation message may appear asking if you want to exit this mode. To confirm your action and exit Emergency Mode, tap on the “Exit” or “Disable” button on the confirmation screen.
Step 5: Verify Emergency Mode is Turned Off
To ensure that Emergency Mode is successfully turned off, check your device’s status bar. If Emergency Mode is no longer active, you should see the usual signal bars and other icons indicating normal device operation.
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If you’re still experiencing issues or if Emergency Mode remains active after following these steps, consult your device’s user manual or contact the manufacturer’s support for further assistance.
Congratulations! You have successfully turned off Emergency Mode on your Android device. Remember to conserve your battery power by using power-saving features and keeping your device charged when possible.