single double tap to unlock screen

Raul_LrAKskyhsM · 2025-07-25T00:03:04+00:00

Guten Abend Ich mag das Betriebssystem, aber ich kann nicht herausfinden, wer eine einzige Note entwickelt hat, um den Bildschirm freizuschalten, anstatt zwei Details zu machen, um es wie alle Telefone auf dem Markt zu tun. Es ist sehr nervig, der Bildschirm ist jedes Mal eingeschaltet, wenn ich das Telefon aus meiner Tasche nehme oder das Telefon nimmt, um es zu speichern. Wer hat sich das ausgedacht? Ernsthaft stört dich niemand? Wäre es also schwierig, die Möglichkeit zu haben, es zu implementieren? Und noch eine Sache, wie schwer es wäre, auf dem Sperrbildschirm zu sein, tippen Sie doppelt auf den Bildschirm, um ihn wie andere Telefone auszuschalten? Und müssen Sie nicht 15 Sekunden warten, um alleine auszuschalten? Wirklich sind Dinge, die ich nicht verstehe, wenn sie es tun, um sich von anderen Unternehmen zu unterscheiden, ist ein großer Fehler und verschlechtert die Benutzererfahrung. Nur für diese Details halte ich nicht in Betracht, ein anderes Handy zu kaufen. Ich werde weiterhin warten, ob es wahr ist, dass dieses Unternehmen „auf seine Benutzer hört“. Prost.

Raul_LrAKskyhsM

good evening

I like the operating system but I can’t figure out who has come up with a single touch to unlock the screen instead of putting two touches to do it like ALL phones on the market.

it is VERY annoying, the screen is on every time I take the phone out of my pocket or take the phone to save it, it turns on just by touching it.

who has come up with this? seriously nobody bothers you? so difficult would it be to have the option to implement it?

and one more thing, how hard would it be to be on the lock screen, double tap the screen to turn it off like other phones? and not have to wait 15 seconds to turn off alone? really are things that I do not understand, if they do it to differentiate themselves from other companies is a big mistake and worsens the user experience.

Just for these details I do not consider buying another mobile , I will continue to wait to see if it is true that this company “listens to its users”.

Cheers.

Anonymous931

Raul_LrAKskyhsM it is VERY annoying, the screen is on every time I take the phone out of my pocket or take the phone to save it, it turns on just by touching it.

Toggle off “Tap to show lock screen” and your annoyance is gone - poof - darkness. Unlock with fingerprint or press the power button.

Raul_LrAKskyhsM seriously nobody bothers you?

Easily one of the finest features ever so it’s difficult to be bothered about it. It shows how user experience matters to the Nothing team and that they actually think how to make UI as seamless as possible to stay out of user’s way. One amongst many things. Then you go on other non-Nothing phones and you just waste time tapping for no reason, it slows you down unnecessarily and it feels laggy because it didn’t react on your first tap (as with Nothing). Also, it’s a lock screen. Nothing more, nothing less.

Raul_LrAKskyhsM and one more thing, how hard would it be to be on the lock screen, double tap the screen to turn it off like other phones? and not have to wait 15 seconds to turn off alone?

Press the power button, lol? Or… Do not watch at the lock screen? Why do you like to look at it so much, seriously? So you spend full 15 seconds looking at it to see it go off/dark, wtf? I mean, your words - “have to wait 15 seconds” - no, you really don’t have to, but you want to, that’s the difference.

You find interesting things to be annoying. It’s on a lockscreen, why does it matter if it’s not preventing you to use your phone normally - which it doesn’t - unless your main use case of your phone is to watch at its dark screen when it’s locked so it triggers you to annoyance when it turns itself on?

Raul_LrAKskyhsM

Anonymous931

1- if I need to know who is the notification that has come to me I want to have the “double tap” enabled because it is more comfortable than unlocking the entire mobile with fingerprint and then lower the curtain of notifications (and even more uncomfortable to press the power button).

2- I have already commented that it is very uncomfortable that the screen turns on every time just to pick up the phone and put it in your pocket, this would not happen if it had the double tap function.

3- about the lock screen. I have the phone on the table and I get a notification, I touch the screen and it turns on and I see who has spoken to me quickly and if I want to answer or not at that time, then I would like to double tap to turn off the screen immediately as in other phones, it makes no sense that the screen stays on 15 seconds on the lock screen and then turn off if I have already read the notification and I do not find it comfortable to have to walk pressing the physical power button.

why other brands do not do these things? it will be because they are not comfortable right?

Greetings.

Anonymous931

Raul_LrAKskyhsM 1- if I need to know who is the notification that has come to me I want to have the “double tap” enabled because it is more comfortable than unlocking the entire mobile with fingerprint and then lower the curtain of notifications (and even more uncomfortable to press the power button).

How exactly is a double tap more comfortable than a single tap for that? You also don’t have to touch the screen at all to see your notification as “Wake screen for notifications” is toggled on by default.

Raul_LrAKskyhsM 2- I have already commented that it is very uncomfortable that the screen turns on every time just to pick up the phone and put it in your pocket, this would not happen if it had the double tap function.

It would actually, because “Lift to show lock screen” is also toggled by default. I find it pretty unbelievable that you are taking your phone out of your pocket by pressing and holding its display, instead of holding it by its sides. I don’t think I’ve ever touched the screen at all while taking my phones out but that’s just me. Yet it happens every single time with you. Again, quite unbelievable but fine.

Raul_LrAKskyhsM 3- about the lock screen. I have the phone on the table and I get a notification, I touch the screen and it turns on and I see who has spoken to me quickly and if I want to answer or not at that time, then I would like to double tap to turn off the screen immediately as in other phones, it makes no sense that the screen stays on 15 seconds on the lock screen and then turn off if I have already read the notification and I do not find it comfortable to have to walk pressing the physical power button.

Ok, this is a fair point and it would be a good thing to have, but again - do not look at the phone all the way until it turns itself off if you don’t want to check the notification (by interacting with the phone starting with unlocking it) 🤷‍♂️ What even is the point of knowing about notifications but immediately ignoring them?

And if you want to know about notifications but not read any of those for some particular reason - glyph lights. If you want some specific notifications but not others - Do Not Disturb mode (and set people to favourite contacts so you will see notifications only from those people until you turn off DND).

Raul_LrAKskyhsM

Anonymous931

Good morning

I guess you don’t understand me well since I’m Spanish and I use an English translator.

1- The double tap is more convenient because when you take the phone out of your pocket or put it away, the screen would NEVER turn on by mistake. Now, with just one tap, it turns on occasionally or simply when you pick it up.

Although I have “always on display” enabled, I can only see that I have a WhatsApp notification, but NOT from who it is.

2- I don’t like the option to pick up the phone and have the screen turn on automatically because whenever I pick up the phone, I don’t want the screen to turn on. If I’m putting it in my pocket, it doesn’t make sense.

I have my phone on a table, and when I pick it up, I often touch the screen and it turns on by mistake. I don’t always pick it up from the sides like you say, and the same goes for when you take it out of your pocket. Do you pick it up from the sides? I don’t think so. You must touch the screen.

3- It makes perfect sense. Sometimes I receive several notifications while I’m working, and from the lock screen, I quickly check who they’re from in case any are important, but I don’t go into them until later when I can review them properly.

As for the phone’s backlight, I’ve never used them. It doesn’t make sense to put them behind the phone and have to turn it upside down and keep turning it over (a notification LED on the front like old phones would be a thousand times better; that was the best).

I don’t think it would be hard to add the two features I’m talking about. It’s so logical, and the rest of the phones have it. This brand has tried to differentiate itself by worsening the user experience.

Regards