Always On Display Shifting

MilosMatic · 2023-10-17T13:39:30+00:00

The clock and the widgets keep changing position on my always on display. Sometimes they are lower in the middle of the screen instead of at the top. It do...

terry_Rebel

It’s meant to shift, I believe, to stop screen burn.

HamzaBeg

terry_Rebel

So like is it better to disable the AOD?

Rob ⚡️

HamzaBeg https://nothing.community/d/1650-aod-avoiding-burn-in
Indeed, there is an existing thread on this topic already.

HamzaBeg

Rob ⚡️ Thanks Rob……But it’s still not very clear whether the company did it intentionally to avoid screen burn or is it a glitch or maybe there’s some settings available to fix it.

Rob ⚡️

HamzaBeg it is intentional yes.

KavanMankani

This has been happening around 2 days back my time, notification and control buttons in the phone while always on display is sometimes changing its position from the middle of the screen to bottom of the screen time to time, what is it about and why is it happening ?

wes2go

Did you update to the latest version of OS 2.6? If you did, it’s possible that is the cause. There have been issues related to the display (icons, status bar, etc) since the update. There are threads talking about that currently. As for as official solutions, just gonna have to wait for the next update. Unofficial like using a different launcher might fix it but I can’t personally vouch for that…yet

muhkuhaushonolulu

He is talking about the AOD, not the launcher…

For the AOD icons and clock:

They are changing positions to prevent burn in effects..

wes2go

muhkuhaushonolulu my bad. The issue I was talking about has gotten me frustrated so I’m stuck in that mode 😋

ShabdSrivastava

I have noticed that the aod on my phone 2a has the clock positioned at the top of the screen throughout the day but at night it moves to the centre. Is this a glitch or did I mess up something in the settings?

Abdul-Muhaymin

ShabdSrivastava oh no it moves to the centre if there are notifications, it goes to the top if there are some notifications, happens with me too, using nothing phone 2

GordonLutz

ShabdSrivastava

It moves up and down the screen.

I’ve complained about it multiple times and in fact awhile ago now I threw my Nothing Phone 2 away cause I just couldn’t take that anymore.

Bought a Pixel 8 Pro cause the AOD stays in one place like it should.

They don’t cause burn in, I’ve had many Pixel phones with the same AOD and have never experienced burn in on any phone.

ShabdSrivastava

Abdul-Muhaymin I guess it could be a cause but for me it doesn’t go away even if all notifications are cleared😢

Abdul-Muhaymin

ShabdSrivastava oh yeah my bad i confused it with some other thing, it moves to prevent screen burn in, my lg tv has aod and its clock also moves every 2 seconds so it happens with every tech nowdays

Til (21)

It changes position due to preventing screen burn-in. No bug, it’s a feature

nltsay

GordonLutz so the screens of these phones are different lol

Coldpaw

GordonLutz I’ve had many Samsung phones over the last couple of years and they all had moving AoD. Even their latest top tier phones have moving always on displays.

In fact when I got my Nothing Phone (2), it was the first phone I’ve owned with a static always on display. It bothered me so much I submitted feedback and complained about the fixed always on display. The AMOLED panel of the NP2 doesn’t seem to be highest quality to start with and I don’t want any additional burn-in risk due to a fully static AoD.

TanmayGupta_xw4HmBGqAD

Ha s anyone noticed always on display always keep shifting. It is so frustrating

Jitesh K

That’s done on purpose to avoid screen burn in , when few pixels in a amoled r kept on for long durations the pixels get damaged n won’t emit the colours like how they used to

To avoid this from happening all aod keep shifting the clock position little so the pixels that are lit are different time to time , not only in nothing it’s done in all the brands