How do u know when u are using the default font in Samsung galaxy A22?

To determine if you are using the default font on your Samsung Galaxy A22, you can follow these steps:

1. Go to the Settings app on your device.
2. Scroll down and tap on "Display."
3. Look for the "Font size and style" option and tap on it.
4. If you see an option to change the font style, then you are not using the default font. If there is no option to change the font style, then you are using the default font on your device.

Alternatively, you can also check the font style used in your device's settings, messages, or any other app that displays text. If the font looks standard and has not been customized, then you are likely using the default font.

Method 1: Check Font Settings

1. Open the "Settings" app on your Samsung Galaxy A22.
2. Navigate to "Display."
3. Tap on "Font and screen zoom."
4. Check the font style currently selected. If it says "Default," you are using the default font.

Method 2: Install a Custom Font

1. Download a custom font (.ttf file) from a reputable source.
2. Copy the font file to your phone's internal storage or SD card.
3. Open the "Font and screen zoom" settings as mentioned in Method 1.
4. Tap on "Install fonts."
5. Navigate to the location where you copied the custom font file.
6. Select the font and tap "Install."
7. Once installed, the custom font should appear in the list of available fonts.
8. If the custom font is not listed, you may need to restart your phone.

If neither of the above methods indicates that you are using the default font, it is likely that you are already using a custom font.

Additional Notes:

- The default font on the Samsung Galaxy A22 is usually "Samsung One UI."
- Custom fonts may not be available for all apps or text fields.
- Some third-party apps may override the system font settings and use their own fonts.