How to Enable Your Samsung Galaxy Smartphone's New Network Speed Indicator Feature: A Step-by-Step Guide

For years now, Android manufacturers like iQOO, Vivo, and Xiaomi have offered a built-in internet speed indicator that displays real-time network speed in the status bar. Galaxy users have been requesting a similar feature for some time. While there was a way to enable this on Galaxy devices, such as through third-party apps or advanced modifications, such as rooting, the feature wasn’t officially supported. However, that’s not the case anymore. With the latest version of QuickStar, Galaxy users can now view live upload and download speeds directly in the status bar.

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