📱 TRICK #2: Tap Back Gesture — Control Your Phone by Tapping Its Back (Magic Feature Everyone Should Use)

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📲 How To Enable Back Tap

On iPhone

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Open Accessibility
  3. Go to Touch
  4. Scroll to Back Tap
  5. Select Double Tap or Triple Tap
  6. Assign any action

On Android (models that support it)

  1. Open Settings
  2. Go to Accessibility
  3. Select Interaction & Gestures or Tap Back
  4. Choose Double / Triple Tap
  5. Set your preferred action

That’s it — your phone now responds to taps like a smart shortcut tool.

Most people don’t know this, but your smartphone can perform multiple actions just by tapping the back of the device.
This hidden feature is called Back Tap Gesture, and it turns your phone into a shortcut machine.

With two or three simple taps on the back panel, you can trigger powerful functions instantly—no buttons, no swiping, no searching.

🔥 What Can Back Tap Do? (More Than You Think)

Back Tap lets you set quick actions based on Double Tap or Triple Tap.
You can customize it the way you like.

Here are the most useful things you can activate with a simple tap:

  • Turn flashlight on/off
  • Take screenshots
  • Start screen recording
  • Open camera instantly
  • Launch Google Assistant / Siri
  • Open any app of your choice
  • Quickly open UPI payment apps (GPay / PhonePe / Paytm)
  • Toggle Silent Mode
  • Trigger Emergency SOS
  • Launch Notes or Scanner apps
  • Start/stop screen recorder during gaming

All this without touching any physical button.

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The Essel Group, also known as the Zee Group, is an Indian conglomerate founded in 1926 with its headquarters in Mumbai. Originally a commodity trading and export firm, the business was transformed into a media powerhouse under the leadership of Subhash Chandra, the grandson of the founder, Jagannath Goenka. 

Group structure and leadership

  • Founder: The company was founded by Jagannath Goenka in 1926.
  • Chairman Emeritus: Subhash Chandra, the grandson of the founder, expanded the business significantly and launched Zee TV in 1992. He stepped down as chairman in 2019 but was appointed chairman emeritus in 2020.
  • Prominent Family Members: Various members of the Goenka family hold leadership positions in the group’s companies. 

Key businesses and brands

Over the decades, Essel Group diversified into a number of industries, though it has sold some of its assets to address financial troubles. 

Media and entertainment

  • Zee Entertainment Enterprises (ZEEL): One of India’s largest media and entertainment companies, ZEEL is a major part of the Essel Group’s portfolio.
    • Television channels: The network includes numerous entertainment and movie channels in multiple languages, such as Zee TV, &TV, Zee Cinema, Zee Tamil, Zee Telugu, and Zee Marathi.
    • OTT platform: ZEEL also operates the streaming platform ZEE5.
  • Zee Media Corporation: This is the news broadcasting arm of the group, which operates news channels such as Zee News, WION, and Zee Business.
  • Distribution: The group’s media distribution companies include Dish TV (a direct-to-home television provider) and Siti Networks (a cable distribution service).
  • Production: The group is involved in film and music production through brands like Zee Studios and Zee Music Company. 

Education

  • Zee Learn: This is the group’s for-profit education company, which operates a chain of schools and other educational institutions. Brands include:
    • Kidzee preschools
    • Mount Litera Zee schools
    • Zee Institute of Media Arts (ZIMA) 

Former and sold assets

  • Essel Propack: The group’s packaging business was sold off to The Blackstone Group in 2019.
  • EsselWorld and Water Kingdom: The popular amusement and water park in Mumbai was owned and operated by Essel Group until its permanent closure in 2023.
  • DNA: The group’s English-language daily newspaper, Daily News and Analysis, was shut down in 2019. 

Recent financial troubles

The group has faced significant financial challenges, particularly since 2019, leading to the sale of assets to repay debts. Some of the issues include: 

Allegations of corporate governance issues and disputes with investors.

Defaulting on secured bonds in 2020.

Reduced promoter shareholdings in key companies like Zee Entertainment Enterprises and Dish TV.

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