Making the AOD stationary?

[MDPHILLYFAN]

I love the AOD feature- the problem I have is that I use a partially clear case and the AOD clock rotates to 3 different spots on the face and only one is readable through my case. Any way to find the right position and make it stationary there?

 

[SpookDroid]

Unfortunately (or rather, fortunately), nope. There's a reason the AOD 'jumps' around: to avoid burn-in. In your case, it would be good if it could stay confined to a certain area; alas, that is not a setting you can configure. Only choice you have to 'lock' the AOD to a certain region is to select the Edge Clock.

 

[anon(1733)]

Yes. You wouldn't want it to be stationary. You would get burn in.

 

[Algebruh_m8]

I love the AOD feature- the problem I have is that I use a partially clear case and the AOD clock rotates to 3 different spots on the face and only one is readable through my case. Any way to find the right position and make it stationary there?

The best you can do is get another protection for your phone. AMOLED screens known for their "burn in" since those pixels will have a yellow tint over time in a white background because those same pixels get lit up everyday.