5 obscure Android features I use every day

Android, being an open-source operating system, has a vast array of features that are not immediately apparent to users. One of the lesser-known features is the ability to use the volume buttons to take screenshots on devices that do not have a power button. This can be achieved by going to Settings > System > Gestures > Power menu, and then selecting 'Hold for screenshot' under the 'Power menu' section. Another feature is the ability to use the built-in screen recording function, which can be accessed by going to Settings > System > Gestures > System navigation > Screen record. Additionally, users can customize the navigation gestures to their liking by going to Settings > System > Gestures > System navigation. Furthermore, users can use the 'Do not disturb' feature to schedule specific times when they do not want to receive notifications, which can be accessed by going to Settings > Digital Wellbeing & parental controls > Do not disturb. Lastly, users can use the built-in 'Picture-in-picture' mode to watch videos while using other apps, which can be accessed by going to Settings > Display > Advanced > Picture-in-picture mode.