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How to Set up Android 12’s Double-Tap Gesture

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Android 12 comes with a new double-tap gesture that allows users to easily access certain features on their device. This feature is particularly useful for people who use their phones frequently and need quick access to their apps and settings. In this article, we will guide you on how to set up Android 12’s double-tap gesture on your device.

Step 1: Enable Developer options

Before you can set up the double-tap gesture on your Android 12 device, you need to enable Developer options on your phone. To do this, go to Settings > About Phone, and tap on ‘Build number’ repeatedly until you see the pop-up message stating that you have enabled Developer options.

Step 2: Enable the ‘Quick Tap’ feature

Once you have enabled Developer options, go to Settings, and click on System. Scroll down to the bottom of the menu and tap on ‘Developer options’. Scroll down the list of options until you find the ‘Quick Tap’ feature. Quick Tap is the name given to Android 12’s double-tap gesture.

Once you locate the ‘Quick Tap’ feature, tap on it to open its settings. You will see an on/off toggle switch at the top of the screen. Switch on the Quick Tap feature to enable it. You will be prompted to grant the Quick Tap feature permission to access your phone’s accelerometer.

Step 3: Customize your Quick Tap action

After you have enabled the Quick Tap feature, you can customize the action it performs when you double-tap your phone’s back panel. To do this, tap on the ‘Actions’ option in the Quick Tap settings menu.

In the Actions menu, you can choose from a list of actions that you can perform using the Quick Tap feature. For example, you can set the double-tap gesture to launch your camera app, turn on the flashlight, or open your favorite app. You can also assign different actions for a short double tap, a long double-tap, or a combination of the two.

Step 4: Test your Quick Tap gesture

After you have customized your Quick Tap action, you can test it to see if it works. To do this, lock your phone’s screen, and double-tap the back panel of your device. If the Quick Tap gesture works properly, the action you assigned to it should be performed.

Conclusion

Android 12’s double-tap gesture is a useful feature that allows users to quickly access their phone’s features and settings. By following the steps in this article, you can easily set up the Quick Tap feature on your Android 12 device and start enjoying its benefits. With the Quick Tap feature enabled, you can launch your camera app, turn on the flashlight, or open your favorite app with just a quick double-tap of your phone’s back panel.

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