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Camera Dots On Screen. I can assure you, though,. Use these steps to make sure your app can access your webcam. From the start menu, click settings, privacy, and then click camera. First clean the glass and see if the spots are. There's a way to remove it in developer options. The spots might be in the pictures but not as. See if that will help. Run the dust clean in the menu with camera pointed down. I can easily remove them when they appear, but they do become troublesome. The spots are consistent and in same place (see photos). If the spots do not show up if you photograph a white wall with at f22, you have dust on either the focus screen or the viewfinder glass. The old ui allowed a black bar to appear at the top of the screen, effectively hiding the camera cutout, ever since oneui 4.0 came out this option has been gone. You get a black bar that hides it, you lose some screen but the dot disappear if you don't like it. In the allow apps to access your camera.

I can easily remove them when they appear, but they do become troublesome. I can assure you, though,. There's a way to remove it in developer options. The spots might be in the pictures but not as. If the spots do not show up if you photograph a white wall with at f22, you have dust on either the focus screen or the viewfinder glass. In the allow apps to access your camera. You get a black bar that hides it, you lose some screen but the dot disappear if you don't like it. Run the dust clean in the menu with camera pointed down. The old ui allowed a black bar to appear at the top of the screen, effectively hiding the camera cutout, ever since oneui 4.0 came out this option has been gone. The spots are consistent and in same place (see photos).

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Camera Dots On Screen If the spots do not show up if you photograph a white wall with at f22, you have dust on either the focus screen or the viewfinder glass. In the allow apps to access your camera. See if that will help. First clean the glass and see if the spots are. I can easily remove them when they appear, but they do become troublesome. From the start menu, click settings, privacy, and then click camera. The old ui allowed a black bar to appear at the top of the screen, effectively hiding the camera cutout, ever since oneui 4.0 came out this option has been gone. If the spots do not show up if you photograph a white wall with at f22, you have dust on either the focus screen or the viewfinder glass. Run the dust clean in the menu with camera pointed down. Use these steps to make sure your app can access your webcam. You get a black bar that hides it, you lose some screen but the dot disappear if you don't like it. The spots are consistent and in same place (see photos). There's a way to remove it in developer options. I can assure you, though,. The spots might be in the pictures but not as.