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minus-square@MrQuallzinlinkEnglish8•6 months agoCorrect, but it being adaptive is. I have my screen timeout set for 5 minutes. If it’s adaptive, when I set my phone down it will recognize that I’m no longer using it and turn off the screen before it gets to 5 minutes.
minus-squareBeardedBlazelinkEnglish7•6 months agoBut that’s not new. Adaptive screen when at my ear or when I put it face down had been a thing for years.
minus-square@WhyAUsername_1linkEnglish1•6 months agoI might be wrong, but when you put it face down or near your ear, it doesn’t lock the device no? This one would lock the device as if screen timed out.
minus-square@makeshiftreaperlinkEnglish5•6 months agoThat… would also be part of the adaptive suite. So instead of your phone turning the screen off after being “inactive” it would stay on
minus-square@MelonpolylinkEnglish1•6 months agoThis has been a feature for years by using the front camera to detect if you’re still looking at the screen.
Screen timeout isn’t new…
Correct, but it being adaptive is. I have my screen timeout set for 5 minutes. If it’s adaptive, when I set my phone down it will recognize that I’m no longer using it and turn off the screen before it gets to 5 minutes.
But that’s not new. Adaptive screen when at my ear or when I put it face down had been a thing for years.
It’s been here since the Galaxy S3 days…
I might be wrong, but when you put it face down or near your ear, it doesn’t lock the device no?
This one would lock the device as if screen timed out.
Don’t set it down to watch a video then.
That… would also be part of the adaptive suite. So instead of your phone turning the screen off after being “inactive” it would stay on
This has been a feature for years by using the front camera to detect if you’re still looking at the screen.