u/agreenbhm

I got my first job in my field thanks to a Craigslist job posting 18 years ago, right when the economy was going to shambles. That has grown into a very rewarding career that I love. No questions, just wanted to say thank you!

I'm trying to track down the source of the problem by connecting my device to the Desktop Head Unit emulator, part of the Android SDK. I was able to replicate the issue and I think I may have found the source. Do you happen to have the app "AODNotify/Notification Light for Pixel" installed: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamworks.aodnotificationledlight&hl=en_US? I do, and force-stopping that app via adb when the problem was occurring made the screen come on immediately.

Force-stopping the app disabled the Accessibility access that the app had. I just turned it back on, and also granted the app permission to modify system settings and set alarms/timers. Going to see if that makes a difference.

Edit: that didn't fix it, the issue is still occurring so long as the app controls my AOD. My workaround for the time being is a Tasker task that disables the associated accessibility service when the variable %UIMODE is set to "car", and re-enabling it when %UIMODE is set to "normal".

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*Charlie Kelly

This is either fake or you are dumb AF for posting this. Why would you share something that the right would try to spin as voter fraud if you actually supported Harris. If this is real, delete it.

Also, OP said he paid 10k CAD.

I would have called it "PowerBottom".