LG hidden Settings menus

Just thought I would cross post here, but I found some hidden settings that I didn't see elsewhere, other than the Access Lock (AppOps)

Here's the Reddit post I made:
https://www.reddit.com/r/lgg4/commen...setting_menus/

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EDIT: http://i.imgur.com/c5DYfg0.png I went through and tested a bunch of settings and these are what I came up with. This list isn't exhaustive though, as I left out the screen display mentioned in comments as it doesn't seem to work, and I also left out ones related to hardware and capacitive buttons we don't have. There is also a couple redundant ones there. The Usage Activity Monitors are kind of nifty. The one I find the most interesting is: com.android.settings.Settings$ScreenCaptureAreaAct ivity As described below, lets you choose to capture the status bar and navigation buttons in your screenshots. Very nifty. ---ORIGINAL POST--- Howdy. I noticed there's a method for getting Access Lock (AppOps) without root by making a shortcut. (I used QuickShortcutMaker from Play Store, but you may be able to do it with an alternative launcher like Nova) While I was doing that I fiddled with a few other things I found and I came out with two other hidden setting menus. Though not mind-blowing, I found one of them to be a little useful. First one is under Settings -> One-Handed Operation. Seems that was available on the G3 but removed by LG for this model. I don't find it too useful as I use knock codes so the pin one doesn't matter, and the dialler option can be accessed in the dialler itself. The second one, which I find a little more useful, is the Screenshot Settings. It's under Settings -> Screen capture area. When you access this menu you can decide if you want your screencaps to include the navigation buttons and status bar (default), or not. It's a lot nicer taking shots without those areas, so a pretty neat little feature. Cheers :)

(Ah I just realised I didn't include the option in the comments to turn off/on the double tapping, oops :( )

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