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Ambient screen mode does not equal always on?

Ok so whnat seems to happen is you can keep it always on if you keep it in an upright position but if the watch tilts to the side it will sometimes turn off. I cant say this is for sure when it turns off but it is not consistent. Sometimes the screen will stay on sometimes it will turn off.

It dims but it's still on.. Seems like a good implementation to me. Im sure it wont be long and we'll have an app that can keep the backlight on if that's what you want.

When I first powered the device on, I looked in settings and found the option to keep the screen always on. However, after I updated the firmware, that option turned into the ambient light sensor option...
So it looks like they disabled that function in the current rom

The screen does turn off if the device doesn't move at all, but even the slightest movement turns the dimmed watch face back on.

that doesn't sound good
for the other 2 Wear watches, the screen always on setting had to be changed through the companion app on the phone
could someone of you please check if that switch is still there and what it does on the Moto 360
would be great, thanks!

2k4ever said:
that doesn't sound good
for the other 2 Wear watches, the screen always on setting had to be changed through the companion app on the phone
could someone of you please check if that switch is still there and what it does on the Moto 360
would be great, thanks!
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I think this is a bug with the 360. If you set ambient screen on, then the screen will go into a dimmed always on mode. It will stay on forever if the watch is kept in certain positions. For example, if you hold the watch vertically, it will stay on forever. But the screen goes blank if the watch is held in certain other positions. It seems to. Me like if it gets into a sideways like position akin to the way it sits in the charger, the screen will go blank.
I can't imagine this is intended behavior. Anyone seeing anything different?

Here's what I posted over in the discussion thread:
First I need to explain what ambient mode really is. It is definately not always on, but it's pretty clever how it works. From my experience the watch is always on when horizontal. Vertical is a little more tricky - but 90% of the time while vertical, regardless of movement, the watch is off. The other 10% the watch detects movement that resembles walking and only turns off during that time. So far I am very happy with ambient mode. It really does know when you might look at it, and turns on instantly. I can see this being an issue if you like to remove your watch and still use it.. I do this a lot while taking tests : \
Edit - I've been testing the orientations.. Here are the positions that the screen is on and off:
ON - Any orientation where the face is correctly orientated and readable from the users perspective its on.
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OFF techically the watch is sideways so you wouldnt be reading the time.
OFF Same as previous just rotated 180 degrees
OFF Upside down
ON Flat on the table - it's always on
*These results are the same regardless of movement.

Phlip00ws6 said:
Here's what I posted over in the discussion thread:
First I need to explain what ambient mode really is. It is definately not always on, but it's pretty clever how it works. From my experience the watch is always on when horizontal. Vertical is a little more tricky - but 90% of the time while vertical, regardless of movement, the watch is off. The other 10% the watch detects movement that resembles walking and only turns off during that time. So far I am very happy with ambient mode. It really does know when you might look at it, and turns on instantly. I can see this being an issue if you like to remove your watch and still use it.. I do this a lot while taking tests : \
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Thanks.. Do you know for a fact that this is intended behavior? Has Motorola explained anywhere how this is intended to work? It is different from ever other android wear device.

olc said:
Thanks.. Do you know for a fact that this is intended behavior? Has Motorola explained anywhere how this is intended to work? It is different from ever other android wear device.
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I would say this is definately the intended behavior. My guess is that in order to get the 12 hours they had to do this. Its kind of like a V8 sports car that wont pass minimum MPG and the manufacturer was required to install a "shift skip" essentially locking you out of 2nd and 3rd gear while putting around town to get that minimun MPG.

thanks Phlip00ws6!
could you tell us why part of the watch display looks gray in the 3 OFF photos?
Seems too regular for camera flash or other light sources / reflections and if the screen really is off, it shouldnd interfere with the camera
maybe there really is a bug?

2k4ever said:
thanks Phlip00ws6!
could you tell us why part of the watch display looks gray in the 3 OFF photos?
Seems too regular for camera flash or other light sources / reflections and if the screen really is off, it shouldnd interfere with the camera
maybe there really is a bug?
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That's just the reflection of my wall. lol sorry about that. It's completely off.

Phlip00ws6 said:
That's just the reflection of my wall. lol sorry about that. It's completely off.
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thanks for the clarification, seemed too regular to be a reflection, but was hard to tell in the small pictures

I don't have one yet so I may be wrong about this but wouldn't it make much more sense for the the light sensor to adjust the screen brightness whenever you flick your wrist or tap the screen to wake it up? This would surely improve the battery life, especially if you're in a dim environment for an extended period of time.

Tung_meister said:
I don't have one yet so I may be wrong about this but wouldn't it make much more sense for the the light sensor to adjust the screen brightness whenever you flick your wrist or tap the screen to wake it up? This would surely improve the battery life, especially if you're in a dim environment for an extended period of time.
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I'm not exactly sure what you're asking.. Are you referencing while ambient mode is on or off?
In either case, when you move your wrist up as you would with any other watch, the screen turns fully on and its bightness is adjusted via the light sensor. The only difference ambient mode makes is that when the watch is visible to the user, it is on but dimmed. Any other time e.g the watch is facing away from you, then the screen is off.

Phlip00ws6 said:
I'm not exactly sure what you're asking.. Are you referencing while ambient mode is on or off?
In either case, when you move your wrist up as you would with any other watch, the screen turns fully on and its bightness is adjusted via the light sensor. The only difference ambient mode makes is that when the watch is visible to the user, it is on but dimmed. Any other time e.g the watch is facing away from you, then the screen is off.
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Oh, from what I'd read I was under the impression that the backlight level wasn't always adjusted by the light sensor. If it is then great.

Tung_meister said:
Oh, from what I'd read I was under the impression that the backlight level wasn't always adjusted by the light sensor. If it is then great.
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Technically it's not always updated. There seems to be 3 different "modes" to the watch face - on, off, and ambient mode. It's kind of hard to explain, but while the screen is in ambient mode it has one setting.. dim. But it still reacts to that "looking at my watch now" movement, turns the screen to fully on (second hand begins to move, notifications are displayed), and then the light sensor will adjust accordingly. So if the watch is laying flat on a table outside in bright sunlight the screen will be on but you wont be able to see it.
So in summary, no it doesnt respond to light while in ambient mode. Which does seem to contradict the point of it being so accurate at knowing when the watch face is visible. I could see if the face always stayed on regardless, then maybe the sensor shouldn't adjust it because theres no reason for the brightness to be all the way up if you're not looking at it.

Phlip00ws6 said:
Technically it's not always updated. There seems to be 3 different "modes" to the watch face - on, off, and ambient mode. It's kind of hard to explain, but while the screen is in ambient mode it has one setting.. dim. But it still reacts to that "looking at my watch now" movement, turns the screen to fully on (second hand begins to move, notifications are displayed), and then the light sensor will adjust accordingly. So if the watch is laying flat on a table outside in bright sunlight the screen will be on but you wont be able to see it.
So in summary, no it doesnt respond to light while in ambient mode. Which does seem to contradict the point of it being so accurate at knowing when the watch face is visible. I could see if the face always stayed on regardless, then maybe the sensor shouldn't adjust it because theres no reason for the brightness to be all the way up if you're not looking at it.
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Its so weird what they have done with the brightness settings in Android Wear. There is a reason we are using Android devices vs iOS devices. The openness of the software and the customizations that come along with it. We need to have the choice of how we want our device setup.
I personally would like to have my watch screen on all the time on full brightness. Why is there no option for this? On my G Watch, im constantly having to turn my wrist further towards myself than i normally would or tap the screen to get it bright enough where i can see it properly. Due to this i'm probably going to hold off on my 360 purchase until its fixed.

cloakster said:
Its so weird what they have done with the brightness settings in Android Wear. There is a reason we are using Android devices vs iOS devices. The openness of the software and the customizations that come along with it. We need to have the choice of how we want our device setup.
I personally would like to have my watches screen on all the time on full brightness. Why is there no option for this? On my G Watch, im constantly having to turn my wrist further towards myself than i normally would or tap the screen to get it bright enough where i can see it properly.
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Patience.. let the devs do what they do. Wear is open source, just like all Android OS's - This is why we are using Android devices vs iOS devices.

Phlip00ws6 said:
Here's what I posted over in the discussion thread:
First I need to explain what ambient mode really is. It is definately not always on, but it's pretty clever how it works. From my experience the watch is always on when horizontal. Vertical is a little more tricky - but 90% of the time while vertical, regardless of movement, the watch is off. The other 10% the watch detects movement that resembles walking and only turns off during that time. So far I am very happy with ambient mode. It really does know when you might look at it, and turns on instantly. I can see this being an issue if you like to remove your watch and still use it.. I do this a lot while taking tests : \
Edit - I've been testing the orientations.. Here are the positions that the screen is on and off:
ON - Any orientation where the face is correctly orientated and readable from the users perspective its on.
OFF techically the watch is sideways so you wouldnt be reading the time.
OFF Same as previous just rotated 180 degrees
OFF Upside down
ON Flat on the table - it's always on
*These results are the same regardless of movement.
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Thank you. Now I understand how it work's

My 360 is dead when it comes to ambient mode or waking up to wrist movement/orientation changes.
This happened after some weeks of no wear, clearly something going on here as there's several reports of this around forums.
Factory reset a few times, so suspect hardware or software version issue (5.0.1).

Screen turning on in pocket, causing poor battery life?

I realized today my phone was facing inwards towards my leg and that it may be double tapping and turning on in my pants. Any way of stopping this, but also monitoring? I am just curious as I faced my phone outward it kept my battery lasting much longer today.

Dsmwookie said:
I realized today my phone was facing inwards towards my leg and that it may be double tapping and turning on in my pants. Any way of stopping this, but also monitoring? I am just curious as I faced my phone outward it kept my battery lasting much longer today.
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I had the same issue, but for me it turned out to be neither the back button nor double tap to wake. For me it was greenify, which does evil things when it doesn't have root: it turns on the screen, goes to the app info of an app it wants to hibernate, and "clicks" the "force stop" button, before going back and just leaving the screen on.
Of course this may not be the cause of your problem. You may not even have greenify installed. Have a useful way to debug the issue: install tasker (or something similar, maybe condi can do it too), and make a profile that makes your phone vibrate when the screen turns on. Make sure the vibration duration is distinguishable from notifications, 200 ms worked for me.
This way, you will know exactly when your phone turns on in your pocket. You will be able to reason about whether the back button was accidentally pressed or whether it's double tap to wake, or something else altogether, like greenify in my case.
Just a side note: it's unlikely to be double tap to wake, because double tap to wake will not turn your screen on when the proximity sensor detects that something is close. You can try that by holding your finger over the proximity sensor while trying to turn it on. Double tap to wake won't turn the screen on in the first place, and the screen will turn on and immediately off when using the power button.
So yeah, try the tasker/condi profile and see what your phone does right after it wakes. I saw mine force closing Facebook messenger like 7 times in less than an hour, and it stopped after I uninstalled greenify.
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Ive noticed the screen on out of pocket but rarely. One new feature is the "slide down" quick peek while the display is off. This new feature may have new side effects.

player911 said:
Ive noticed the screen on out of pocket but rarely. One new feature is the "slide down" quick peek while the display is off. This new feature may have new side effects.
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That too doesn't work when the proximity sensor senses something is close. Try it by holding a finger over it while trying to pull down the thing with another finger.
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Keys being pressed while phone is locked

This has been driving me crazy. My phone is locked and in my pocket. All of a sudden I start hearing key presses, and when I pull the phone out of my pocket it's on the emergency dialing screen with a bunch of random keys pressed. I've noticed that this most often happens when I'm walking and I receive a text message. I'm using an app called Mood for SMS, which pops up a little bubble dialog when I receive a text. However, sometimes the keystrokes end up as part of a new email message or reply to an old email message.
I removed all of the Android settings for recognizing devices, facial recognition, and on body recognition, yet the phone is still logging random keystrokes. Is there anything else I can turn off so that the phone will just stay locked when I lock it?

You have your lockscreen set to something like fingerprint, pin, etc? Pretty sure you can't reply to a text notification on the lockscreen unless you use my fingerprint or pin.
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Carolinaherps said:
This has been driving me crazy. My phone is locked and in my pocket. All of a sudden I start hearing key presses, and when I pull the phone out of my pocket it's on the emergency dialing screen with a bunch of random keys pressed. I've noticed that this most often happens when I'm walking and I receive a text message. I'm using an app called Mood for SMS, which pops up a little bubble dialog when I receive a text. However, sometimes the keystrokes end up as part of a new email message or reply to an old email message.
I removed all of the Android settings for recognizing devices, facial recognition, and on body recognition, yet the phone is still logging random keystrokes. Is there anything else I can turn off so that the phone will just stay locked when I lock it?
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Do you by any chance use sweep to wake gestures? My phone kept unlocking in my pocket until I turned off the sweep up to wake gesture in EX Kernel Manager. (I'm using elementalX kernel)

matekaneve said:
Do you by any chance use sweep to wake gestures? My phone kept unlocking in my pocket until I turned off the sweep up to wake gesture in EX Kernel Manager. (I'm using elementalX kernel)
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No, the phone is stock, unrooted.

EeZeEpEe said:
You have your lockscreen set to something like fingerprint, pin, etc? Pretty sure you can't reply to a text notification on the lockscreen unless you use my fingerprint or pin.
I have the screen locked by PIN and fingerprint. and in the case where it pops into the emergency dialer, after clearing the random keystrokes and exiting the dialer the phone is still locked. So it's not getting unlocked it's just getting into the emergency dialer and entering random keystrokes.
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So sounds like your screen is waking up. You have Always On Display turned on? Might be better if you change it to off and use Raise To Wake instead or just have it completely off. Strange though because screen stays off find while in my front pocket.
Carolinaherps said:
EeZeEpEe said:
You have your lockscreen set to something like fingerprint, pin, etc? Pretty sure you can't reply to a text notification on the lockscreen unless you use my fingerprint or pin.
I have the screen locked by PIN and fingerprint. and in the case where it pops into the emergency dialer, after clearing the random keystrokes and exiting the dialer the phone is still locked. So it's not getting unlocked it's just getting into the emergency dialer and entering random keystrokes.
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EeZeEpEe said:
So sounds like your screen is waking up. You have Always On Display turned on? Might be better if you change it to off and use Raise To Wake instead or just have it completely off. Strange though because screen stays off find while in my front pocket.
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Always On is disabled. However, New Notifications is enabled (wakes screen when notification is received). So that probably explains the screen waking up from the SMS, but not the random keystrokes or the emergency dialer.
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EeZeEpEe said:
So sounds like your screen is waking up. You have Always On Display turned on? Might be better if you change it to off and use Raise To Wake instead or just have it completely off. Strange though because screen stays off find while in my front pocket.
Always On is disabled. However, New Notifications is enabled (wakes screen when notification is received). So that probably explains the screen waking up from the SMS, but not the random keystrokes or the emergency dialer.
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You can turn screen wake off.
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EeZeEpEe said:
So sounds like your screen is waking up. You have Always On Display turned on? Might be better if you change it to off and use Raise To Wake instead or just have it completely off. Strange though because screen stays off find while in my front pocket.
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You can turn screen wake off. View attachment 4552638
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But I actually do want the screen to wake when I get a notification. Sometimes it's on my desk so that feature is helpful. I just don't know where the random keypresses are coming from or how it's getting into the emergency dialer.
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Carolinaherps said:
But I actually do want the screen to wake when I get a notification. Sometimes it's on my desk so that feature is helpful. I just don't know where the random keypresses are coming from or how it's getting into the emergency dialer.
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Yeah it would be a big loss of a very convenient feature. The screen really should be off while in your pocket even if you keep that option on. What pocket is your phone in? You have some kind of screen protector that might be affecting your proximity sensor?
Easy way to test is cover the top of your phone with something like a piece of paper. Have a text message or anything that'll notify your phone and usually turn on your screen without that paper covering the top. If the screen still turns on, something is going on with the sensors.
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Another odd thing about it.... I have the magnification option set so that so you can triple tap to zoom in. So when the phone is in my pocket and a text message comes in I'll pull it out of my pocket and the screen will already be zoomed in. I don't even know how that's possible for a triple tap to happen while it's in my pocket. Again, it's like some magic keystrokes.

EeZeEpEe said:
Yeah it would be a big loss of a very convenient feature. The screen really should be off while in your pocket even if you keep that option on. What pocket is your phone in? You have some kind of screen protector that might be affecting your proximity sensor?
Easy way to test is cover the top of your phone with something like a piece of paper. Have a text message or anything that'll notify your phone and usually turn on your screen without that paper covering the top. If the screen still turns on, something is going on with the sensors.
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It's in my left front pocket. I don't have a screen protector but I do have a Spigen rubber case around it.

I'm basically the same too with front left pocket and no screen protector. I have a variety of cases and doubt your Spigen case is a source of the issue. Can't think of anything else. [emoji53]
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It's in my left front pocket. I don't have a screen protector but I do have a Spigen rubber case around it.
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^good call! Try a different case...

Problem with wake up screen during call

Hi, i have little problem with my note10 plus. During call, when i put my phone near ear, screen turns off like it should. If i move away in one second, it turn on, but if i hang phone 2 second or more, screen doesn't wake up until i push power button. Even 2 tap screen to wake up don't work. If i try *#77692# proximity sensor and light sensor work perfectly.

Which OS version?
Is power management active or any 3rd party apps recently added or uninstalled?
In Device Care under battery, only fast charging should be enabled.
In Device Care under storage, punch clean now.
Then clear the system cache from the boot menu. Don't hit factory reset!
See if this gets it. Many times clearing the system cache will cure bizarre behavior... like magic.
Make sure all critical data is backed up redundantly. Use the SD card as a data drive, this can serve as one of the backup drives.
Not saying it will need a factory reset but always be prepared to do one if needed. Androids are a very stable a platform, especially this phone but nothing is impervious.

agawron91 said:
Hi, i have little problem with my note10 plus. During call, when i put my phone near ear, screen turns off like it should. If i move away in one second, it turn on, but if i hang phone 2 second or more, screen doesn't wake up until i push power button. Even 2 tap screen to wake up don't work. If i try *#77692# proximity sensor and light sensor work perfectly.
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I am facing exactly same issue. Have you found a solution for this?

I could be wrong, but i believe this is done to prevent accidental screen pressing while in call.

louforgiveno said:
I could be wrong, but i believe this is done to prevent accidental screen pressing while in call.
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Yeah, this is normal operation. My Pie variant behaves like this however if I double tap the causes the phone screen to display.
Maybe a 3rd party app is interfering if Samsung double tap turn on doesn't work with the phone app.
Also try returning associated Samsung apps to their factory load versions... updates aren't always good
If you load the Double Tap apk you can set the volume control button for turn on.
It will also allow 2X tap for display turn off. Freeware, no ads, no internet connection... a perfect app.

unfortunately I tried everything. even installed rom using odin. On a clean system, the problem also occurred. I didn't just try to peel the foil off the screen because I paid too much for it

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unfortunately I tried everything. even installed rom using odin. On a clean system, the problem also occurred. I didn't just try to peel the foil off the screen because I paid too much for it
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The screen protector isn't the cause.
I think you're describing normal operation except the screen double tap issue.
Double tap on is turned on in settings?
Is the auto screen off time set to a low value?
Disable all power management, a known trouble maker.
Occasionally I get delays when I double tap to get the phone screen back on but it generally works.
Bixby and Google assistant are disabled.
The power button is set to end calls as well... maybe that's it?
Go through phone settings and play with those options.

double tap is turned on but does not work during a call always black screen. In normal use work like a charm. I tried double tap on and off, aod on and off, reinstall system. In first second of call, screen is waking up if I will cover and reveal the sensor. If I cover it for more than 2 seconds - it stops waking up the screen

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double tap is turned on but does not work during a call always black screen. In normal use work like a charm. I tried double tap on and off, aod on and off, reinstall system. In first second of call, screen is waking up if I will cover and reveal the sensor. If I cover it for more than 2 seconds - it stops waking up the screen
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There's a couple work arounds, don't sweat it.
Factory resets are just wasting time; find the root cause. It's likely a settings issue.
Lol, it helps if you have dyslexia as you tend not to notice little glitches
All standby app buckets should show as active otherwise power management is active; changes can't be made here unless power management is active, which you don't want.
Set up power management as follows.
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I write using google translator, sorry for mistakes. I tried this options too. Nothing help.

agawron91 said:
Hi, i have little problem with my note10 plus. During call, when i put my phone near ear, screen turns off like it should. If i move away in one second, it turn on, but if i hang phone 2 second or more, screen doesn't wake up until i push power button. Even 2 tap screen to wake up don't work. If i try *#77692# proximity sensor and light sensor work perfectly.
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I am facing the same problem. it's abt a month since this all started. I have also reset my phone but the issue is still there. if you have found any solution plz guide me.

Question Screen Wakes Up When Barely Moved

Hey Guys,
So something very annoying I've noticed so far since owning this phone. I could have it laying on the table/counter, whatever. I have lift to wake and any other motion related setting to turn the screen on disabled, however, if I so much as nudge my phone while it's sitting the screen will always wake. Does this happen to anyone else? Is there some other hidden setting I've yet to disable and need to? Is it a glitch or something? Appreciate any ideas or suggestions.
Thanks!

You are not the only one observing this behavior. I believe it's a software glitch. It's has been mentioned on other forums as well.

I don't think it's a glitch. People have said the "fix" is to turn off fingerprint option. So I'm thinking it's actually a feature to turn on the screen so it's ready for your finger print. It's different than lift to wake because it only shows the Always On Display. Lift to wake, goes past the Always On Display and to the lock screen. I've tested it in my pocket and it's stays fully off.

EeZeEpEe said:
I don't think it's a glitch. People have said the "fix" is to turn off fingerprint option. So I'm thinking it's actually a feature to turn on the screen so it's ready for your finger print. It's different than lift to wake because it only shows the Always On Display. Lift to wake, goes past the Always On Display and to the lock screen. I've tested it in my pocket and it's stays fully off.
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It's a feature not a bug

There is doze_quick_pickup_gesture option that you can set via adb. Just setup adb shell (google how to do it if you don't have it), then enable developer options on your phone (google it too), then connect your phone to your PC and execute this command in the shell:
shell settings put secure doze_quick_pickup_gesture 0
It worked for me! Borrowed from here:
Google Pixel 6/6 pro screen wakes up automatically? - Google Pixel Community

sb283 said:
shell settings put secure doze_quick_pickup_gesture 0
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You absolute beast, thanks!

The easiest fix is to turn off adaptive sound

manueltimz said:
The easiest fix is to turn off adaptive sound
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Interesting. I noticed that my AOD is always on, even though I have set it to be disabled when charging.
Maybe Adaptive Sound has something to do with that? 'Cuz I enabled that.

Morgrain said:
Interesting. I noticed that my AOD is always on, even though I have set it to be disabled when charging.
Maybe Adaptive Sound has something to do with that? 'Cuz I enabled that.
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Yes i think its a bug when adaptive sound is on and it hears loud sounds, ot turns the screen on. Just try banging the desk or hitting two spoons when near your phone with adaptive sound on and off... The screen lights up when its ON bit doesn't when its off

I am having just the opposite effect. I lift my phone and nothing happens. I have to click my power button for it to go on sometimes.

If you refer to Lift to check BLACK SCREEN It is a feature for easy to use fingerprint so that very helpful for me

pettigrew95 said:
Hey Guys,
So something very annoying I've noticed so far since owning this phone. I could have it laying on the table/counter, whatever. I have lift to wake and any other motion related setting to turn the screen on disabled, however, if I so much as nudge my phone while it's sitting the screen will always wake. Does this happen to anyone else? Is there some other hidden setting I've yet to disable and need to? Is it a glitch or something? Appreciate any ideas or suggestions.
Thanks!
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Check out #9
Can't disable Lift To Wake
The screen turns on when I lift the phone. (Black and white lock screen.) "Lift to wake" and "Tap to Check" are both off.
forum.xda-developers.com

sb283 said:
There is doze_quick_pickup_gesture option that you can set via adb. Just setup adb shell (google how to do it if you don't have it), then enable developer options on your phone (google it too), then connect your phone to your PC and execute this command in the shell:
shell settings put secure doze_quick_pickup_gesture 0
It worked for me! Borrowed from here:
Google Pixel 6/6 pro screen wakes up automatically? - Google Pixel Community
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This worked perfectly, thanks so much! Quick question, is there any negative or other effects this has? Thanks again.

pettigrew95 said:
This worked perfectly, thanks so much! Quick question, is there any negative or other effects this has? Thanks again.
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I haven't noticed any, around 24 hrs later.

manueltimz said:
The easiest fix is to turn off adaptive sound
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If a moth farts 2 miles away causing the slightest vibration my screen comes on and i have adaptive sound, lift to wake and AOD disabled.