Could you elaborate on yhe use case that confuses this feature? I used to plug my notebook to a big monitor on the side, and then I'd switch some things to one

Could you elaborate on yhe use case that confuses this feature? I used to plug my notebook to a big monitor on the side, and then I'd switch some things to one or the other. For example, the "external" monitor had better colour rendition, and so it was the prime candidato for photo-editing, while the "internal" monitor was usually closer to me, and better suited for reading, or opening terminals. Would this kind of use trigger your "bug" and make the DELL monitor turn off? Can you think any use case where the feature works well? Some were asking in roder to avoid said beast in future/near purchases, and while you do have a point, if the use case works well for the user then this feature wouldn't be a deal breaker (and for other use cases, like yours, it defintely is).