bassplayrguy
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Mine is moving around as well. ATT here.My AOD shifts and acts just like it did before Oreo. On Sprint.
Mine is moving around as well. ATT here.My AOD shifts and acts just like it did before Oreo. On Sprint.
I use the small clock on the edge and it doesn't shift anymore either. I tried one of the bigger clocks and it only shifts when I lock and unlock. Hope they fix this soon because I really miss my AOD.
I decided to mark where my clock was with a sticky note. Turns out it *is* moving - just much more slowly and incrementally than before. Still monitoring my sticky just to make sure it seems like it moves enough to avoid screen burn-in...not sure how much that is, but I would guess it doesn't have to be too much. (T-Mobile)Tmobile and mine doesn't move either. Guess I'll take it off.
I decided to mark where my clock was with a sticky note. Turns out it *is* moving - just much more slowly and incrementally than before. Still monitoring my sticky just to make sure it seems like it moves enough to avoid screen burn-in...not sure how much that is, but I would guess it doesn't have to be too much. (T-Mobile)
I just re-set my post-it and timed how long until I was sure it had moved and it was 2-3 minutes. It moves slow enough that it is hard to tell even with the post-it. It was 2 min when I thought it had, but I wanted to make sure it wasn't just that I was looking at a slightly different angle. Which was closer to the 3 min mark. Before finding this thread I had never paid attention to how quickly it moved, so I'm not sure how this compares to before. When I was watching it last night it ended up moving quite a bit over an hour or so and once I did see it jump quite a bit to the right, but then I went to bed. I haven't had my screen off long enough to watch for that this morning, which is why I decided on the 'post-it note method' to make sure that it keeps moving and isn't just a sporadic thing. So far, so good....Well, I have 3 post-it notes around my AOD and have yet to see it move. How long was it taking to notice it had moved?
I just re-set my post-it and timed how long until I was sure it had moved and it was 2-3 minutes. It moves slow enough that it is hard to tell even with the post-it. It was 2 min when I thought it had, but I wanted to make sure it wasn't just that I was looking at a slightly different angle. Which was closer to the 3 min mark. Before finding this thread I had never paid attention to how quickly it moved, so I'm not sure how this compares to before. When I was watching it last night it ended up moving quite a bit over an hour or so and once I did see it jump quite a bit to the right, but then I went to bed. I haven't had my screen off long enough to watch for that this morning, which is why I decided on the 'post-it note method' to make sure that it keeps moving and isn't just a sporadic thing. So far, so good....
It just jumped to the right like last night. I'm using the small clock that is on the edge.Well, I have 3 post-it notes around my AOD and have yet to see it move. How long was it taking to notice it had moved?
It just jumped to the right like last night. I'm using the small clock that is on the edge.
What clock do you use? I can change my AOD to that one to see if it moves on mine...Well, going on 13 minutes and hasn't moved at all. Turning back off. Thanks for your help.
What clock do you use? I can change my AOD to that one to see if it moves on mine...
Not sure how I thought my test would be helpful regardless of whether or not it moved, but it has been 20 minutes and no movement with the default AOD clock. When I unlock my screen and lock it again the clock moves, but otherwise nothing.The original, default one.