Display on Android 17
Display is entry 7 of 20 on the first screen of Settings in Android 17, holding 23 options and 55 more on the screens they open, in the order the device shows them.
Brightness level 62% Adaptive brightness On Enhanced HDR brightness Off Use enhanced HDR brightness Lock screen Privacy Notifications on lock screen Skip lock screen Add users from lock screen Add text on lock screen Show wallet Show QR code scanner Show device controls Use device controls Shortcuts Dynamic clock Tap to check phone Double-tap to check phone Lift to check phone Wake screen for notifications When work profile is locked Always-on display Continue using apps on fold Never Swipe up to continue Always Keep the screen on while it continues Screen timeout 30 seconds 15 seconds 30 seconds 1 minute 2 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 30 minutes Dark theme Use dark theme Schedule Start time End time Send feedback Take survey Display size & text Bold text High contrast text Night Light Off Use Night Light Schedule Start time End time Colors Adaptive Natural Boosted Saturated Adaptive Color contrast Auto-rotate screen true Screen resolution Full resolution High resolution Full resolution Display white balance Smooth display Network name Screen saver Use screen saver When to show Show additional information Low light mode Show home controls Double twist for camera Lift to wake Tap to wake Device theme Default When device is in VR Reduce blur (recommended) Reduce flicker
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What changed in Display since Android 16 0 new, 3 gone and 2 renamed on this screen and the ones inside it.
Gone Lock screen › Always show time and infoGone Display size & text › Outline textGone Display size & text › Reset settingsRenamed Always show time and info → Always-on displayRenamed Send feedback → High contrast text
Display on other systems The same screen, as each system draws it.
The same screen in other versions
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