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This updated guide examines How to Turn Off Screen Reading on Samsung Galaxy and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
- The main settings need to change on Galaxy S10, S10 + or S10e
- 5 settings you should change on Galaxy S9 / S9 +
- 13 good tips and tricks when using Galaxy Smartwatch
- Summary of interesting tips on Galaxy S9 users should not ignore
Instructions to turn off reading Samsung screen content
A quick way to turn off screen reading is to press and hold the two shortcut keys and lower the volume for 3 seconds at the same time. When there is a notice that the Talkback / Voice Assistant is turned off, it is successful. In case it cannot be turned off in this way, we follow the operation below.
Step 1:
First you use 2 hands to manipulate scrolling from the top of the screen down. Display the quick settings access interface, tap the gear icon on the right and tap 2 more quick times to open Settings .
Continue scrolling down then click Accessibility , press 2 times to select. Switch to the new interface we will see a message 1 function in use , click to open.


Step 2:
Now display the Voice Assistant feature is turned on, click Turn off to turn it off.

So you know how to quickly turn off or manually turn off the Talkback / Voice Assistant screen content reading feature on Samsung Galaxy phones or tablets. If it doesn't work quickly, you should use it manually.
I wish you successful implementation!
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