Flashlight App with no ads?

[lgbalfa]

Can anyone recommend a flashlight app with no adds?

The ones I find all have adds.

Thanks

 

[Bkdodger1]

I don't think I use my flashlight enough to go look for an app but I would think most would have ads unless they offer a pro version for a small amount of cash to get rid of them ads

 

[Mr. Lucky]

Why is a flashlight app even necessary? Most modern phones have a quick-settings button for the flashlight already. If your's doesn't, you can easily add the functionality with MacroDroid, which also gives you multiple ways of triggering the light on/off (e.g., gesture, shake, floating button, widget, or even add a custom quick-settings button). If you don't care for MacroDroid, I'm sure you can do something similar with Tasker or Automate. The beauty of these apps is that they don't just serve a single purpose.

 

[mustang7757]

Curious why don't u use the default one on the device?

 

[Windroid 2483]

Curious why don't u use the default one on the device?

Maybe it doesn't have any flashlight app by default. Maybe the phone's only flashlight is the monitor itself. In other words: The phone might not have a flashlight. The way to use the phone as a flashlight might be to have the monitor display a solid-white color on maximum brightness.

Of course, a phone like that still ought to have a flashlight app. It ought to! But far too many computer programmers are incompetent. I wouldn't be surprised if some programmer decided that there should be no flashlight app, if the phone's only flashlight is the monitor.

 

[Sizzers]

Icon Torch - Flashlight - Apps on Google Play

The simplest LED flashlight without interface! Icon only!

play.google.com

Turn the torch on/off by a tap on the icon. NO extra permissions outside of Flashlight,

 

[B. Diddy]

You should be able to add a Flashlight tile in your Quick Settings panel, if you don't already see one: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00062651/

 

[mustang7757]

Maybe it doesn't have any flashlight app by default. Maybe the phone's only flashlight is the monitor itself. In other words: The phone might not have a flashlight. The way to use the phone as a flashlight might be to have the monitor display a solid-white color on maximum brightness.

Of course, a phone like that still ought to have a flashlight app. It ought to! But far too many computer programmers are incompetent. I wouldn't be surprised if some programmer decided that there should be no flashlight app, if the phone's only flashlight is the monitor.

Hmm I thought about it but I know this member usually the device they own would have one but we shall find out.