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I am considering picking up a OP7P and being that it is close to stock, there is one thing on the Pixel 3XL that I extremely despised which am hoping the OP7P doesn't have.
When you double tap the screen, does it take you to the ambient display or does it take you right to the lock screen?
On the Pixel, even if you turn off AOD, every time you double tapped, it brought you right to the ambient display, then you have to double tap AGAIN to get to the lock screen. What moron at Google thought of that!? I shouldn't have to double tap TWICE, which is Quad tapping, just to get to the lock screen to see notifications. And no, I don't want to just hit the power button like some people suggested when I still had my Pixel.
Currently I have the S10+, and Samsung does it the normal way, like it has been done for years. When you double tap, it takes you directly to the lock screen.
Sorry for the rant, but that was one of the reasons I was happy to get rid of my Pixel.
When you double tap the screen, does it take you to the ambient display or does it take you right to the lock screen?
On the Pixel, even if you turn off AOD, every time you double tapped, it brought you right to the ambient display, then you have to double tap AGAIN to get to the lock screen. What moron at Google thought of that!? I shouldn't have to double tap TWICE, which is Quad tapping, just to get to the lock screen to see notifications. And no, I don't want to just hit the power button like some people suggested when I still had my Pixel.
Currently I have the S10+, and Samsung does it the normal way, like it has been done for years. When you double tap, it takes you directly to the lock screen.
Sorry for the rant, but that was one of the reasons I was happy to get rid of my Pixel.