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Tip: We use your feedback to fix issues, but we won’t be able to reply to you directly. Was this helpful? How can we improve it? One main advantage of Android that has made many tech enthusiasts prefer it over other mobile operating systems, is that it gives you the liberty to do anything you want. With Android, you can install anything, and you can customize virtually everything about your phone. With all this being said, there are still some things that you can't do. As an example, for various reasons, some apps decide to restrict you from taking screenshots of the app. In turn, for various reasons, you might want to take a screenshot anyway. Read on to find out how you can bypass this restriction. Why Do Some Apps Restrict Screenshots?Annoying as it is, developers don't restrict screenshots for no reason. Be it privacy or security, there's always a grain of reason for doing this. Most banking and payment apps block screenshots for security reasons. Chrome blocks screenshots in its Incognito tabs and windows for privacy reasons. Another example would be Telegram's self-destructing photos, where you can't screenshot them. Regardless of why the developers decided to restrict screenshots, you can still take screenshots anywhere you want. You just have to get your hands dirty a bit. There are various methods for taking screenshots in apps that don't let you. Some methods work in most apps though not all. Here we take a look at two of these methods: One easy method which works in some cases, and an advanced method that should work every time. Method 1: Use Google AssistantSome Android apps that block screenshots merely block the screenshot button combo on your phone. This means that you can bypass the restriction if you use any method other than pressing the button combo to capture a screenshot. Google Assistant is a built-in app in most Android phones that lets you capture screenshots without using the button combination.
Simple as this method is, it has low chances of success as most apps that are serious about blocking screenshots have predicted this method. For instance, using Google Assistant to take a screenshot from an Incognito tab in Chrome will take a screenshot, but the screenshot will be a black screen. If this method didn't work for you, then move on to the next section where we'll describe a method that lets you screenshot any app on your phone. Method 2: Take Screenshots Using scrcpyThis is the ultimate method as it can bypass virtually any sort of screenshot restriction in Android apps. scrcpy is a lightweight screen mirroring program that lets you view and control your Android phone's display on your PC. Once you mirror your Android phone's screen on your computer, you can simply use print screen or Snipping Tool to take screenshots. scrcpy is available on Windows, macOS, and Linux. You can install scrcpy with Homebrew on macOS. Check the download link below for more details on installing scrcpy on Mac and Linux. As for this article, we're going to install scrcpy on Windows, which you can do using Scoop. Read our article on how to install Scoop to get started. Download: scrcpy (Free) Once you have Scoop installed, it's time to install scrcpy.
Now that you have scrcpy installed the next stage is preparing your phone. For scrcpy to access your phone's screen, you need to enable USB debugging on your Android device. You need to have Developer mode enabled to do this.
Now both your phone and your computer are ready. Connect your phone to your computer's USB and let's get to the final steps.
A window will pop open, and you'll be able to see your phone's screen. You can even use your computer's mouse and keyboard on your phone through this window to navigate and type. Now with your phone's screen mirrored onto your computer, you can freely capture screenshots using print screen and other screen capture methods. Capture Anything and EverythingThough some apps try to restrict you from capturing screenshots in the app, try as they might, they will fail if you're persistent about getting your screenshots. Now having read this article, you know how to take screenshots in any app regardless of its restrictions. It's your phone, after all, and you should be able to do whatever you want with it. How do I enable screenshot options?Step 1: Check your Android settings. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Settings app .. Tap Apps & notifications Advanced Default apps. Assist & voice input.. Turn on Use screenshot.. Why is my phone not letting me screenshot?Many times, less storage space is responsible for screenshots not working on Android. Some users get the “Can't take screenshot due to limited storage space” error as well. To check your storage, go to Settings > Storage or Settings > General Management > Storage.
Why is my screenshot not working on Android?The reason you might not be able to take a screenshot could be because you did not grant the the required permissions to the screenshot app. Check your permission settings to make sure you have allowed access to Samsung capture. 1 Open your “Settings” menu and tap on “Apps” option.
Why is screenshot disabled?A screenshot capturing restriction may have been put in place by an institution or the phone manufacturer: For Android devices supplied by work or school, it may have a device-based or account-based restriction to prevent screenshot capturing for company security policy reasons.
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