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Hate One UI 7’s split notification panel? Here’s how to switch back.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra One UI 7 split notification quick settings panel


Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority



Samsung finally brought its One UI 7 update to older smartphones and tablets in recent weeks, bringing a fresh coat of paint, some new features, and plenty of other changes. However, one of the most polarizing moves is the decision to switch from a unified notification shade/quick settings page to a split design.


This change mirrors iOS and means you have to swipe from the top-left corner of your screen to view notifications and from the top-right corner to access quick settings. Sure, you can swipe laterally to switch between these pages, but it’s still a major change to a long-standing Android feature. It’s no wonder we’ve seen plenty of Galaxy owners online criticizing this move.


Source: Hate One UI 7’s split notification panel? Here’s how to switch back.