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How do I access the hygrometer on my Samsung S8?

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The Samsung Galaxy S8 does not have a hygrometer. You can only get localized weather reports.

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Does it work on Huawei P20 Pro ?

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The Huawei P20 Pro does not have humidity or temperature sensors. You can only get localized weather reports on this model phone.

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How does the device measure the humidity? What are the error characteristics of the measurement? Same questions for temperature.

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Only a few phone models have temperature and humidity sensors. If your phone does not have temperature or humidity sensors, it can only get localized weather reports.

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Where are the instructions on how to see the humidity with your phone?

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If your phone has humidity sensors, you can see the humidity using the Barometer and Altimeter app. If your phone does not have temperature and humidity sensors, you can only get local weather reports.

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Does the Samsung twenny plus have a humidity sensor in it

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No. The Samsung Galaxy s20+ has a barometer for measuring air pressure, but it does not have a sensor to measure humidity.

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It is showing No Sensor. What do I do?

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In order to cut expenses, the phone manufacturer likely did not include physical sensors in your phone.

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