Do you want to know How To Show Battery Life Percentage on status bar on Realme C3 (3 cameras). This feature can be used for knowing how many percentage battery is left right on the status bar.
Phone: Realme C3 (3 cameras)
How To Enable Battery Life Percentage on Realme C3 (3 cameras)
To enable Battery Life Percentage display, do the following steps on your Realme C3 (3 cameras) one by one.
Step 1:
On C3 (3 cameras), Open the Settings page by going to notification panel and clicking on the settings gear like icon on the top.
Step 2:
Now scroll down and go to the Notifications & Status bar option on the Settings page.
Step 3:
Now Find the “Show Battery Percentage on Status bar” option and tap on it as shown in the screenshot shown below. 
Step 4:
In the pop-up window, you can choose to Show the battery percentage either inside or outside the battery icon.
Step 5:
Now the battery percentage remaining will be shown on the top status bar Either Inside or Outside the battery icon as per your choice.
That’s it you have successfully enabled battery percentage Display option on Realme C3 (3 cameras).
How To Disable Battery Life Percentage on Realme C3 (3 cameras)
To disable Battery Life Percentage on realme C3 (3 cameras) , follow the above Steps but choose the disable “Show Battery Life Percentage” Option by choosing Do Not Display option. This will disable Battery Life Percentage inside battery icon on C3 (3 cameras) device.
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