‘Android 17’ split Notifications & Quick Settings panels leak in full [Gallery]

submitted 6 months ago by

baatliwala@lemmy.world

https://9to5google.com/2026/01/13/android-notifications-quick-settings-split/

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Rekall Incorporated

6 months ago

Wasn’t something similar already implemented in one of the older releases (and then removed)?

Amroth@feddit.it

6 months ago

This had been in Lineage OS since forever.

Estebiu@lemmy.dbzer0.com

6 months ago

Not that i remember, no? Not in aosp at least

Rekall Incorporated

6 months ago

I am probably misremembering, there have been so many changes to the notifications/QS that it’s difficult to keep track off.

SMillerNL

6 months ago

It’s been like this on iOS for a long time.

M137@lemmy.world

6 months ago

It’s been a thing for several years on some phone brand android versions (ones I definitely know are Huawei, Samsung and Xiaomi)

fonix232@fedia.io

6 months ago

Up until IIRC Android 2.1, there were no quick settings - the pull-down area was strictly for notifications only. So yeah at one time it was “already implemented”.

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