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(Android 16) I have auto-rotate disabled manually, my phone should be locked in portrait mode at all times. Yet somehow, whenever the slightest bit of rotation is detected this dumb banner pops up in the top right corner. It'll cover up a button I'm trying to use, I'll accidentally hit it and the phone will lock itself into landscape orientation. Then I'll have to close everything. Grrrrr.
Is there a way to disable this modal? Or is it a built in annoyance?
i have the wifi thing on lineageos, and the smart switch thing should be 90% recreatable by just making a backup and then restoring from that backup on the new device.
Can you make a proper backup without the use of root/shizuku/adb?
what precisely does "proper backup" mean?
Me not having to dick around with restoring most individual apps/transferring non–play store apps.
yeah the lineageos backup does that, it has an experimental option to backup the actual apks
Oh, you were referring specifically to LineageOS; I read it as a comment about Android more broadly.