const Setting =() => {
const [switchValue, setSwitchValue] = useState(false);
const [switch2Value, setSwitch2Value] = useState(false);
const [switch3Value, setSwitch3Value] = useState(false);
const toggleSwitch = (value, nb) => {
    setSwitchValue(value);
};
const toggle2Switch = (value, nb) => {
    setSwitch2Value(value);
};
const toggle3Switch = (value, nb) => {
    setSwitch3Value(value);
};
return (
<View>
    <View style={styles.Container}>
        <Text style={styles.Title}>Change Profil Setting</Text>
    </View>

    <View style={styles.ContainerText}>
        <Text syle={styles.Normal}>Over 18:</Text>
        <Switch
            style={{left: 50}}
            onValueChange={toggleSwitch}
            value={switchValue}
        />
    </View>
    <View style={styles.ContainerText}>
        <Text syle={styles.Normal}>AutoPlay:</Text>
        <Switch
            style={{left: 50}}
            onValueChange={toggle2Switch}
            value={switch2Value}
        />
    </View>
    <View style={styles.ContainerText}>
        <Text syle={styles.Normal}>FlexDirecttion:</Text>
        <Switch
            style={{left: 50}}
            onValueChange={toggle3Switch}
            value={switch3Value}
        />
    </View>
</View>
)
}

This can be considered as a work around. What I would suggest is wrap the Switch component inside another component and import it where-ever you want by incorporating the state management in that component.