Closed Flohack74 closed 3 years ago
I disagree. If you have the device laying on the table and get a notification, you might want to instantly unlock and reply. Having to lock and unlock again would be cumbersome.
I agree with Flo, but we could make a option in the setting 'wake up screen notifications' = yes, no, or only if the phone is not in pocket (with light/ proximity sensor)
Maybe the sensitivity is too high, but I repeatedly locked my device with PIN errors, and then you have to wait for 5 minutes. Not cool if you want to look up a train or call someone :)
I agree on this. This happened to me a lot of times and sometimes when I unlock, I see a lot of apps open from my launcher. At least an option would be good and we can implement something smarter later on. How does Android handle this?
This seems to be a duplicate of https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/627 ;-)
Yes and no. 2 things happen, the screen turns on, and the digitizer gets active. So basically its not necessarily coupled together.
Yes okay, agreed. But hu... Wouldn't that be a bit counter intuitive, not accepting input while having the screen turned on?
it could be a more minimal show of the message, only the bubble message with black for the rest of the screen. or a de-saturated display of the screen
@hummlbach its not a duplicate: When the screen turns on and the proximity sensor shows near the digitizer should not get active. I locked my phone multiple times in my pocket, opened apps or even tried to dial emergency. thats not accepatble.
I close this: The reason for the behaviour was Oneplus One´s broken proximity config, which I fixed last year or so at some point. The UX actually works fine, the screen is locked & blanked when proximity is NEAR and a new notification arrives.
Description of the feature
Every time the device wakes up for receiving/showing notifications there is a risk that with the enabled touch screen you do smth weird. Most of the time, when the phone is in my pocket, I start doing "PIN retries" with my body then, resulting in device locks. Or you could even dial emergency numbers etc...