Color eyedropper

iI worked on illustrator on my laptop and has background to duplicate a color using a "dropper" to copy it and use it with my medium... I don't know how to do that on my phone using illustrator to draw and would be delighted if someone could help me or advise me.

If you use a WAIT LONG on the color circle, you get a pipette tool (which resembles the target).  You can move the cursor on the screen with your finger to hover over a color you want to select.

When you're on a color you like, click on the OK button to accept the change of color.

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