Problem comes when settings are called different things in different phones
I've almost exclusively used stock android and was trying to turn gesture control on for a Samsung phone the other day
Boy did that one take a lot of looking even with using search
Like this?
Why have they got three separate areas for it? That seens really counterintuitive IMO
Searching on stock Android gives a handful of results, but they're all under one dedicated system area called "Gestures" 🫠 not spread out across several like what Samsung has done
And why is, what I presume to be gesture control with the navbar, under "Sound and Vibration"
Problem comes when settings are called different things in different phones
I've almost exclusively used stock android and was trying to turn gesture control on for a Samsung phone the other day
Boy did that one take a lot of looking even with using search
Like this?
Why have they got three separate areas for it? That seens really counterintuitive IMO
Searching on stock Android gives a handful of results, but they're all under one dedicated system area called "Gestures" 🫠 not spread out across several like what Samsung has done
And why is, what I presume to be gesture control with the navbar, under "Sound and Vibration"