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Tap to turn on backlight only

On my old iphone, when the screen went dim, if you were to tap the screen, regardless of where you tapped it would wake, but on the Evo when the screen dims if you tap it will not only wake the screen but click on whatever you tapped on as well. Pretty annoying when you're in a web browser and try to wake the screen but it clicks on a link.
Anyone know if there's a setting or fix for this?
Sent from my HTC Evo using tapatalk.

I tend to just tap the notification bar when I want to bring the backlight back up. Requires a bit more aim but it doesn't click anything.

I tap and drag... doesn't click but wakes LCD

Touch to wake?

Hi,
I've been a galaxy s3 user for long,and recently swapped for a hox. (always a HTC fanboy). Anyway, does anyone know if there's a kernel with touch2wake feature after screen is off? I generally read a lot and is quite useful mod. I don't mean slide to wake (=to lockscreen) but while you're reading something and screen sleep timer reaches its value , a single tap at screen lights it up again. Thanks in advance for your answers.

I'm not sure about single tap, you mean screen off? Depending on your Rom there are different kernels with double tap to wake and sweep to wake. If you mean you want the screen to light up when it starts dimming, a single tap should reactivate the screen on any Rom I can think of. You can set your lockscreen time if it's too fast for you.
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AlexV kernel has a Double Tap to Wake functionality. It wakes up the phone from sleep state, but causes some problems with proximity sensor during the phone call. Take a look at it's thread.

[email protected]|-|oR said:
AlexV kernel has a Double Tap to Wake functionality. It wakes up the phone from sleep state, but causes some problems with proximity sensor during the phone call. Take a look at it's thread.
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thanks for your response, I'm using AlexV + ARHD sense 5. Yes there is an option for double tap, that's what i need, but also to bypass the locksreen.. Ill ask at alexV's thread..

Screen turning on in pocket, causing poor battery life?

I realized today my phone was facing inwards towards my leg and that it may be double tapping and turning on in my pants. Any way of stopping this, but also monitoring? I am just curious as I faced my phone outward it kept my battery lasting much longer today.

Dsmwookie said:
I realized today my phone was facing inwards towards my leg and that it may be double tapping and turning on in my pants. Any way of stopping this, but also monitoring? I am just curious as I faced my phone outward it kept my battery lasting much longer today.
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I had the same issue, but for me it turned out to be neither the back button nor double tap to wake. For me it was greenify, which does evil things when it doesn't have root: it turns on the screen, goes to the app info of an app it wants to hibernate, and "clicks" the "force stop" button, before going back and just leaving the screen on.
Of course this may not be the cause of your problem. You may not even have greenify installed. Have a useful way to debug the issue: install tasker (or something similar, maybe condi can do it too), and make a profile that makes your phone vibrate when the screen turns on. Make sure the vibration duration is distinguishable from notifications, 200 ms worked for me.
This way, you will know exactly when your phone turns on in your pocket. You will be able to reason about whether the back button was accidentally pressed or whether it's double tap to wake, or something else altogether, like greenify in my case.
Just a side note: it's unlikely to be double tap to wake, because double tap to wake will not turn your screen on when the proximity sensor detects that something is close. You can try that by holding your finger over the proximity sensor while trying to turn it on. Double tap to wake won't turn the screen on in the first place, and the screen will turn on and immediately off when using the power button.
So yeah, try the tasker/condi profile and see what your phone does right after it wakes. I saw mine force closing Facebook messenger like 7 times in less than an hour, and it stopped after I uninstalled greenify.
Sent from my LG-H815

Ive noticed the screen on out of pocket but rarely. One new feature is the "slide down" quick peek while the display is off. This new feature may have new side effects.

player911 said:
Ive noticed the screen on out of pocket but rarely. One new feature is the "slide down" quick peek while the display is off. This new feature may have new side effects.
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That too doesn't work when the proximity sensor senses something is close. Try it by holding a finger over it while trying to pull down the thing with another finger.
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A quick way to turn off the screen?

Is there a quick way to turn off the G4 screen with the use of the proximity sensor or like double tapping the home button? If I have the phone flat on the table I don't want to lift it up to turn it off and I don't like waiting for it to dim out. I like locking it.

Double tap any empty space on the screen.

tourbound129 said:
Double tap any empty space on the screen.
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Oh wow didn't think of that thanks, but that only works on the lock screen?

If you are using stock launcher, it works anywhere, screen on. With screen off, double tap will wake it up.

Also if you are in an app like tapatalk where there is no empty space ... Double tap the status bar at the top... Works the same.
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Accidental touch protection dont WORK

I am using a50 for a month. When İ am walking ,my phone is random wake up in my pocket. In screen settings Accidental touch protection is on,
If i close double tap to wake up, dont wake up random in pocket. But i want use double tap settings.
if Aod settings is tap to open for 10 seconds, In pocket Aod is always open because my leg always tap to screen in pocket.
Any Solution?