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What is the model of your phone? Most of the phones come preloaded with a flashlight app, sometimes called &quot;Torch&quot;.
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I can not find torch<br />
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SM-G920P<br />
samsung galaxy s6<br />
android 7
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Where would I look for torch?<br />
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In settings?<br />
In apps?
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one swipe down and I see flash light.<br />
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Thanks.
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Glad to hear it! &nbsp;Happy smartphoning!
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I had this question after viewing <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29070107/flash-light-for-android.html" rel="ugc">flash light for android</a>.<br />
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In related question flash light had high file size 6MB and came with a battery charging app<br />
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Do you know of an app with lower file size and only a flashlight<br />
(less of a chance of flash light virus)
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I had this question after viewing flash light for android (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29070107/flash-light-for-android.html).

In related question flash light had high file size 6MB and came with a battery charging app

Do you know of an app with lower file size and only a flashlight
(less of a chance of flash light virus)

small flashlight file size

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