¡OCULTO! El Ajuste que AUMENTA la VELOCIDAD de INTERNET y nadie Activa

In this video, I'll reveal the HIDDEN SETTING on Android that will improve your phone's internet signal by 100%. It's not a problem with your router or your provider; it's your phone's settings! You'll learn step-by-step how to measure your actual speed with our exclusive tool, how to activate Developer Options to optimize your network, and the DNS trick for much smoother browsing. Make your internet fly today! Step 1: Activate Developer Options (General) If you already have them activated, you can skip to Step 2. If not, the path to find the Build Number varies slightly depending on the brand: • Samsung (One UI): Settings - About phone - Software information - Tap Build number 7 times. • Xiaomi / Redmi / POCO (MIUI / HyperOS): Settings - About phone - Tap OS version (or MIUI version) 7 times. • Motorola / Google Pixel / Stock Android: Settings - About phone - Scroll to the bottom and tap Build number 7 times. • Vivo / Oppo / OnePlus (Funtouch OS / ColorOS): Settings - About device - Version - Tap Build number 7 times. 💡 Note: If you have a password or pattern lock, the system will ask for it to confirm you are the "developer". 🚀 Step 2: Enable Brand Restrictions Once the hidden menu is unlocked, follow these steps according to your model: 📱 Samsung (One UI) 1. Go to Settings and scroll down completely. 2. Tap Developer options. 3. Scroll down to the Networks section. 4. Find and enable the Wi-Fi scanning restriction switch (Reduces battery consumption and improves network performance). 📱 Xiaomi / Redmi / POCO (HyperOS or MIUI) 1. Go to Settings and then to Additional settings. 2. Select Developer options at the bottom. 3. Scroll down to the Networks section. 4. Turn on the Wi-Fi scan throttling switch. 📱 Motorola and Google Pixel 1. Go to Settings - System. 2. Tap Developer options. 3. Scroll down to the Networks section. 4. Turn on the Wi-Fi scan throttling option. 📱 Realme, Oppo, and OnePlus (ColorOS / Realme UI) 1. Go to Settings - Additional settings (or System). 2. Go to Developer options. 3. Scroll down to the Networks category. 4. Turn on the Wi-Fi scan throttling switch. 📱 Vivo (Funtouch OS) 1. Go to Settings - System. 2. Enter Developer options. 3. Find the Networks section. 4. Enable Wi-Fi search restriction. Clear Connection History 📱 SAMSUNG (One UI) Go to Settings - Connections - Wi-Fi. Tap the three dots in the upper right corner. Step 2: Enter Advanced settings. Tap Manage networks (or Saved networks) to see your entire history. 📱 XIAOMI / REDMI / POCO (HyperOS or MIUI) Go to Settings - Wi-Fi. Enter Additional settings (or Wi-Fi Assistant). Select Manage saved networks. There you will find your complete list. 📱 MOTOROLA and GOOGLE PIXEL (Pure Android) Go to Settings - Internet & networks (or Networks & Internet). Tap on Internet and scroll to the bottom. Go to Saved networks. 📱 OPPOST, REALME, and ONEPLUS (ColorOS / Realme UI) Go to Settings - Wi-Fi. Tap the three dots or the menu icon in the upper corner. Choose Advanced settings and then Saved networks. 📱 VIVO (Funtouch OS) Go to Settings - Networks & Internet - Wi-Fi. Scroll to the bottom. Go to Saved networks to see your history. In this video you will learn: 👉 How to detect your actual internet speed. 👉 How to enable Wi-Fi search limiting to save battery and improve your network. 👉 Static DNS setting for faster browsing. 👉 Why deleting old networks improves your connection. Video Chapters 00:00 Slow Internet? It's Your Phone's Fault 00:25 How to measure your REAL internet speed: https://pcandroid.top/prueba-de-veloc... 02:45 Setting 1: Developer Options and Network Enhancement 04:33 Setting 2: DNS trick for faster browsing 05:49 Setting 3: Clean up networks for a better connection 07:22 Bonus: Is your phone being tapped? Video:    • ¡PELIGRO! Si te aparece ESTO te están ESPI...   ALL RIGHTS STRICTLY RESERVED BY @pcandroid Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... ISRC: USUAN1200061 Disclaimer: This video is offered for informational purposes only regarding CELL PHONES AND TELEPHONES. Furthermore, this channel is not responsible for any damages or losses caused by the tools or websites recommended in the tutorials. All information provided on the PC ANDROID channel is for the purpose of self-informing yourself about communication and technology worldwide. Therefore, we are not responsible for the use or purpose of this information by users.