Android users urged to customize this menu before using their phones if they want easy access to apps

ANDROID 12 users could be missing out on a feature on their phones that could make their lives a whole lot easier.

The device’s quick menu allows users to adjust settings such as wifi, Bluetooth, and alarms with a simple swipe-down motion.

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However, the settings on the menu come pre-set and can get confusing as there are lots of tiles to choose from.

Luckily, Android 12 users can customize the setting tiles on the menu and adjust it to their preferences.

In order to customize the menu, you first have to pull it down by dragging it down from the top edge of your phone.

Since you’ll only see the first four settings at first, you have to pull down again to further expand the menu.

Once you see more settings icons, you’ll see a small pencil icon under them. When you tap the pencil icon, you will see all of the available icons pop up.

Now that you see all the available icons, you can tap and hold the tiles to rearrange them any way you want.

You can also add new tiles by tapping, holding and dragging them up.

Finally, you can also remove any tiles for apps that you don’t use often in order to find the ones you do use more easily.

You should keep your four most-used tiles as the top four, as these are the ones that first appear when you swipe to open your menu.