DIY: How to turn on screen rotation on Samsung phones
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Is your phone stuck in vertical mode? You might have accidentally changed a function. Today, we'll show you how quickly you can get your phone to show both vertical and horizontal media. Drag down from the top of your phone screen twice. If you see a grey icon with a lock on it that says portrait, tap it once. The icon should then turn blue and say auto-rotate. Any icon on this screen that is shown as grey is considered to be in the "off" mode.