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Another bug in Stable Android 17 QPR1: after turning off the "Swipe to access Google app" in Home settings, the Google app still shows up when swipe right. Android Developers

11,979 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen •via X (Twitter)

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Prince Oscarvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev I have the bug but I've never thought of turning off the Google app. It's kinda cool for aesthetics

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nahvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev So many bugs in this update. I don't know what they're doing

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bnnvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev I turned it off before the update and now I can't turn it on.

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Daniel Ballarinovor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev Yep,have to restart phone to apply/ turn off Restarting phone also removes my data tile from quick settings😂🤦

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Matthew Garbettvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev I'm still waiting for them to let me give the stupid search bar.

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Edwin Mendoza Raicovor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev In my case it did deactivate, but when I reactivated it, it didn't appear when I swiped.

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Jeffrey Medwinvor 11 Tagen

@AndroidDev I can't adjust the intensity of flash light on Android 17 was that a bug?

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Pixel UI by Googlevor 11 Tagen

@AndroidDev It could be. It's working just fine for me.

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Ben Satterthwaitevor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev Does anyone have QPR 1 on an 11 series yet?

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F1BF90vor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev Google wouldn't be Google without doing this kind of stuff

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raffyvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev After the recent update. I got this slider which i did not enabled. Now i can't remove it. Please help

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Pixel UI by Googlevor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev Settings → Accessibility → Turn off the active Accessibility service (TalkBack, Sound Amplifier, etc.) to remove the Accessibility volume slider.

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Kyle Leibleinvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev It takes effect after restarting your phone.

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Toviévor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev What if I say thats not a bug 😂

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Rei 🇺🇸🇮🇱🐍vor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev Stable qpr1 btw

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wasiq iqbalvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev Haven't received the update yet? What should I do? I had opt out a month ago? Is it right?

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antek 🇪🇺🌹vor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev Every single update lately is making this OS worse I don't know if Gemini is now doing all of coding or what but it's really starting to be unusable

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Jiří Skryjavor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev I noticed, weather on lockscreen is showing like this 1... (Instead of 19 °C) and notifications on AOD do not show all, but just first one and then dot.

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nahvor 12 Tagen

@AndroidDev All of the lock screen to home screen are pretty fucked

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Armando Balandránvor 11 Tagen

@AndroidDev I'm having problems with USB debugging after this update and while using Shizuku.

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