How to turn off Dual Camera Watermark in Redmi Phones

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Hello Guys,

For those who are using the awesome Redmi Note 5 Pro, there is an issue of watermark in every pic clicked which reads "SHOT ON REDMI NOTE 5 PRO - MI DUAL CAMERA" as shown in picture below:




The good news is that this watermark can be removed and brought back easily. Lets do it step by step:

STEP 1 : Open your Camera


STEP2  : Go to Portrait Mode from Photo Mode

STEP 3 : Go to the Menu Button on the top right.

STEP 4 : Toggle with the Dual Camera Watermark button to switch it off or bring it back.


                                                     Hope it helped. Do share

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