Closed z3ntu closed 1 year ago
Thanks for the bug report!
Can you confirm when this happens?
If you're using Always-on-Display then this is expected for about one second after entering Always-on-Display mode. That's because we give the compositor some time to fully render the display before suspending display redraws.
This always seems to happen, also when Always-on-Display is turned off (as on @PureTryOut's watch). It also happens long after the screen has been off already (or in always-on mode).
We've also noticed now that using the palm also makes the screen turn off when it's on, so it goes both ways.
Describe the bug On lenok the "palm sensor" (just putting the whole palm on the display) makes the watch wake up, even if Settings->Display "Tap-to-wake" (and "Tilt-to-wake") is disabled. I guess that should be disabled also?
To reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The watch shouldn't wake up if Tap-to-wake is disabled.
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