Although the media playback control bar function introduced in Android 11 is easy to use, many people may have the same feelings as the editor. It’s this kind of function with a relatively high sense of presence, except for the occasional slight trouble when it has to be completely turned off (weThere is a tutorial for everyone to refer to how to deal with it.). Also because many apps directly support this function, it feels like it will be activated from time to time as long as there is playback. Regarding this situation, there will be a high chance that it will be solved in the upcoming Android 12 system update that has not yet been officially released. Continue reading Android 12 media playback control bar can exclude apps (finally).
Android 12 media playback control bar can exclude apps (finally)
I don’t know if everyone’s Android smartphones can now be updated toLatest Android 11 versionAlready? Now it seems that Google has no intention of stopping the pace of updating and improving the system, and has recently begun to release the Android 12 DP1 version for developers. In this version, they have once again made adjustments to the media playback control bar function introduced in the previous version. Users will be able to choose the apps they want to launch in the control bar of the notification function. In this way, no kind of apps can easily “occupy” this position.
According to the findings of foreign media digging into the latest developer version of Android 12 system. Google has chosen to adjust the top media playback control bar function launched in Android 11 and add more extended options to it, which will allow users to exclude some apps that they do not want to occupy the quick toolbar and notification bar.
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In the latest Media settings option, in addition to having the option to turn off or turn on the media player in the Quick Toolbar at once, you can also enable permissions for specific applications. In this way, it will not be like in the past, it seems that all apps with audio and video playback functions can have a sense of presence in the drop-down quick function bar.
That is to say, although the Android 12 update should still take some time (even for Pixel phones that can always be received as soon as possible), since Google has also improved this feature many times in Android 11, I believe it is not impossible to add this adjustment through a small update. At least in the next system update, everyone should be able to look forward to the evolution of this function.
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