
Jim M.
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I would gladly give it 5 stars if I could get support, but that is "coming soon" on FaceBook. I can't get notifications to turn off after I view the new incoming message. Double tapping doesn't work, nor does hitting the power button - which also is inconvenient anyway. [Update] Still no support, but on the OnePlus Pro 9, the "Close All" command for open apps does turn off the notification light. I love this app! 5 stars once they provide support! Perfect now!
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Radek Lát
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On OnePlus 9 Pro the app seemed to work very well. Unfortunately as noted in the app, if the notification is turned on permanently, it drains battery a lot. So while I paid for the app and liked how it works, I had to uninstall it after a day. If the notification is not present until I notice it, it has no use to me. And if I don't have any battery left, it's not great either. One option that might help would be to run the notification only if the phone is charging.
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Max _
Great idea, but it's not working correctly. There's a permanent notification telling me to select which apps can activate the light even though all are set to on. It won't work with the normal AOD, which I assume can't be helped, but it's worth mentioning. The biggest issue is that it works intermittently and doesn't always show up. I'll definitely check back to see if it's working right after awhile, because the concept of the app is really great for someone like me who misses the simple LED.
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