Dark Mode and a native screen recorder were among the two most requested features as of late. While Google addressed the former in the latest stable Android release, the latter is yet to be fully incorporated. Well, that wasn’t the case initially as Google had added the screen recording functionality in the Android 10 Beta build. However, when they released the stable version, for reason known best to them, they decided to remove it, or so it seems. The thing is the functionality is still there, albeit hidden way beneath for the normal users. But via a pretty nifty trick, you could enable this screen recorder on any devices running Android 10.
Some OEMs might already have added this feature when they released their customized Android 10 versions. These include Samsung and LG. So if you own any of these devices, you could easily enable this feature without any effort. For all the users having devices of OEMs apart from the two mentioned, well you might have to put in more effort, but the efforts are genuinely rewarding. With that said, here is how you could enable the native screen recorder feature on Android 10. Follow along.
Enabling Screen Recorder on Samsung and LG Devices
As already mentioned both these devices already have added this feature in their respective OS. Talking about Samsung, when they released the One UI 2.0 for its devices, the screen recorder was a new and welcome addition. Similarly, LG users also got a taste of the same when the latest Android update landed on their devices.
In both these devices, the option to record the screen is present right in the Notification Panel itself. So swipe down the notifications and you should see the Screen Record option. You should also try swiping to the next page and the option might be lying there.
