FineFindus (@FineFindus@floss.social)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 22:40:45
#Moshidon community: We are currently experimenting in @moshidon nightly with removing duplicate settings that can already be controlled from the system preferences. Specifically this time the haptic feedback/vibration setting.
Does your phone have an option to disable it in the system settings (called Touch feedback, usually found under Accessibility > Vibrations & Haptics)?
If not, please reply with your Android version and phone brand so we can take this into account, thanks!
always tired (@project1enigma@wandering.shop)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 22:41:45
@FineFindus @moshidon No. Android 10, Samsung Galaxy
always tired (@project1enigma@wandering.shop)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 22:42:35
@FineFindus @moshidon (Currently on Tusky because this is an accessibility issue for me; Tusky just hasn't jumped on the haptics bandwagon at all)
FineFindus (@FineFindus@floss.social)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 22:45:36
@project1enigma @moshidon Accessibility is definitely a blocker, this is more to check if is enough to readd only on Samsung below Android 13, or if other OEMs are also affected
Lucas @Moshidon 🇺🇦 (@moshidon@floss.social)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 22:56:45
@FineFindus @project1enigma I think it's better to just add it again
Föderation ES Mo 27.05.2024 23:11:03
@FineFindus Nokia G21, Android 13. En Accesibilidad hay una opción llamada Vibración y tecnología táctil. Permite activar o desactivar la vibración para llamadas, notificaciones, alarmas, respuesta táctil y vibración del contenido multimedia. Espero sirva. 👍✨
Parigot-Manchot φ (@parigotmanchot@mastodon.social)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 23:19:46
@FineFindus @moshidon Android 13 on Moto g32. Haptic feedback can be disabled on keyboard.
FineFindus (@FineFindus@floss.social)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 23:22:58
@parigotmanchot @moshidon Only for the keyboard?
Parigot-Manchot φ (@parigotmanchot@mastodon.social)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 23:25:35
@FineFindus @moshidon No. Accessibility menu has a lot of possibilities to disable haptic.
Calls, keyboard, screen, etc.
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ExperiencersInternational :lidl: 🇵🇸 (@experiencer@lethallava.land)
Föderation EN Mo 27.05.2024 23:26:25
@FineFindus@floss.social @moshidon@floss.social yes, Android 14, Pixel 6 Pro
don't know why I'm responding when this is to be expected since it's very close to stock
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Föderation EN Di 28.05.2024 00:21:34
@FineFindus @project1enigma @moshidon
My old LG Q6 on Android 8 has it, I didn't even notice anything was new bc I've disabled vibrations (and can set that for every app seperately, actually).
always tired (@project1enigma@wandering.shop)
Föderation EN Di 28.05.2024 00:28:18
@Antimony @FineFindus @moshidon Weird. I have such settings only in specific apps like Bluesky, Gboard etc.
Föderation EN Di 28.05.2024 00:35:59
@project1enigma @FineFindus @moshidon
The differences between brands are enormous. I bought a Blackview tablet for my mother which allows you to tweak about as much as an iPad (almost nil).
Gregor Niehl (@gregorni@fosstodon.org)
Föderation EN Di 28.05.2024 00:24:36
@FineFindus @moshidon I have the option, and it's in the in the expected location. If it somehow helps, I'm on Android 12L, on a vanilla AOSP GSI ROM.
(@ceferosa@tkz.one)