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Default I will never update to Android 16 if this notification change is real

Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority


“Never” is a strong word, but so are my feelings about this potential Android 16 change. This week, my colleague Mishaal Rahman revealed that Google is working on an interesting (read: horrible) redesign of Androids notifications and Quick Settings drop-down menu. The change would separate these into two menus: notifications that are still accessible with a one-finger swipe-down and Quick Settings, which require a two-finger swipe gesture.

My initial gut reaction to this change was a loud “NOOOOOOOO” that resonated across the internal*Android Authority Slack channels. That was followed by a few GIFs of table flipping and exploding head emojis and my colleagues pile-ups ranging from, “This is the worst day in the history of Android. I cant believe this,” to some colorful expletives that my boss would fire me if I repeated here. Suffice it to say, we are not fans of this.




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