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probably "rounded" by the low quality of the silkscreen printing
You can install custom fonts on Android in a few different ways, depending on your device and preferences.
Here are some common methods:
- Using Font Apps: Apps like zFont 3 allow you to install custom fonts without rooting your device. You can browse available fonts, download them, and apply them system-wide.
- Manufacturer-Specific Options: Some brands, like Samsung, Xiaomi, and OnePlus, allow you to change fonts directly from the settings or their theme stores.
- Using a Launcher: Some Android launchers, like Nova Launcher or GO Launcher, let you customize fonts within the launcher settings.
- Installing TTF Files: If you have a TrueType Font (TTF) file, you can use apps like iFont or zFont to install it manually.
- Rooting Your Device (Advanced Users): If your phone doesn’t support font customization, rooting and using a Magisk module can allow deeper font modifications.
Cocon is a bit similar too, but still not it
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