Auto AOD enable/disable in pixel devices

[nssivashankar]

When a particular app notification recieved the AOD should stay ON in this way we can able to know that there is something important is pending in notification

And the phone is on charging AOD on and the charging will be removed them AOD will off

Actually these are very good features please add it for pixel devices

[sameerasw]

That I will definitely look into, i never turn off AOD other than bedtime but I do understand this is very useful. I recently got a Pixel watch and was wondering about similar automation to save energy so I might make the same for Android as well.

[nssivashankar]

Thanks a lot bro 🤗

[sameerasw]

Implemented, will be included in the next release

[nssivashankar]

Feedback & Feature Request: OLED Overlay Implementation
A Big Thank You!
First off, I wanted to send a huge thank you for accepting my previous request and implementing the feature!

The below modification may increase the user experience

1. Refined Implementation: The "OLED Overlay" Method
   I’ve been looking into how other apps handle "screen off" functionality without requiring ADB commands. I noticed that this App

uses a very clever workaround that I think would be perfect for us:
The Logic: Instead of toggling the system power state via ADB, the app forces the Always On Display (AOD) to stay active but covers it with a 100% pitch-black overlay.
The Benefit: On OLED screens, black pixels are physically turned off. This saves energy and mimics a "screen off" state perfectly without needing deep system permissions.
Smart Interaction: When a notification arrives, the app simply removes the overlay so the user can see the AOD/Notification, then reapplies it once the interaction is over.
2. New Request: Double Tap on Lock Screen
Currently, the "Double Tap to Sleep" feature works great on the Home Screen. I would love to see this extended to the Lock Screen as well:
Consistency: Being able to double-tap to "turn off" the screen regardless of whether the phone is locked or unlocked would make the flow much smoother.
Integration: This would work hand-in-hand with the OLED overlay method mentioned above to provide a seamless power-saving experience.

[sameerasw]

Doesn't this just kill the battery? The device never goes to doze right?

Feedback & Feature Request: OLED Overlay Implementation A Big Thank You! First off, I wanted to send a huge thank you for accepting my previous request and implementing the feature!

The below modification may increase the user experience

1. Refined Implementation: The "OLED Overlay" Method
   I’ve been looking into how other apps handle "screen off" functionality without requiring ADB commands. I noticed that this [App](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamworks.doubletaptosleepscreenoff)

uses a very clever workaround that I think would be perfect for us: The Logic: Instead of toggling the system power state via ADB, the app forces the Always On Display (AOD) to stay active but covers it with a 100% pitch-black overlay. The Benefit: On OLED screens, black pixels are physically turned off. This saves energy and mimics a "screen off" state perfectly without needing deep system permissions. Smart Interaction: When a notification arrives, the app simply removes the overlay so the user can see the AOD/Notification, then reapplies it once the interaction is over. 2. New Request: Double Tap on Lock Screen Currently, the "Double Tap to Sleep" feature works great on the Home Screen. I would love to see this extended to the Lock Screen as well: Consistency: Being able to double-tap to "turn off" the screen regardless of whether the phone is locked or unlocked would make the flow much smoother. Integration: This would work hand-in-hand with the OLED overlay method mentioned above to provide a seamless power-saving experience.