Galaxy S23's: How to Answer Incoming Calls With a Single Tap

Learn how you can answer incoming calls with a single tap on the Samsung Galaxy S23/S23+/Ultra.

This demonstration is running on Android 13.

In this video, we'll guide you step by step through the process of enabling and utilizing the "Single Tap Answer" feature on your Galaxy S23. Imagine effortlessly answering calls without the need to swipe or press buttons. This innovative function is designed to enhance convenience and efficiency in your daily communication.

Gone are the days of fumbling for your phone when it rings. With "Single Tap Answer," all it takes is a simple tap to connect seamlessly with your incoming calls. We'll not only demonstrate how to set up this feature but also discuss its purpose and the incredible benefits it offers.

Whether you're busy cooking, driving, or multitasking, this feature ensures you're always in control. Plus, it's a game-changer for those with limited mobility or accessibility needs, making call management a breeze.

Join us on this enlightening journey as we unveil the power of "Single Tap Answer" on the Samsung Galaxy S23. Elevate your phone interactions, maximize convenience, and stay connected effortlessly.

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[lovable-chaos]

thank you so much for this video! i've been having so many problems with answering my calls and now it's all fixed up :). so thank you. :)

[tomg]

Requiring that Assist Menu for one tap is a pain. At some point you'll be hitting it when you don't want it. Samsung just doesn't listen to customers.

[FissionChips]

Bad contrast on screen, too fast and can't see the instructions - please for the sake of children don't ever get into teaching!

[lorisusanelroy]

Thank you, this really helped me setting my elderly mom's phone in a way that is easier for her to answer calls. She can't "get" the swipe motion... 🙏

[davidhirschhorn]

Thank you for the help. In the assistant menu, you can turn on "Show as edge icon" and the assistant menu icon disappears. it must go to an edge, but I don't see where that is. (I don't have anything turned on under advanced settings. maybe there.)

[docholliday]

How do you do it without having an assistant button on the screen?

[vgtr]

Unbelievable. It's a phone FFS and you have to go through all this to answer a call by tapping the green button?