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You can "wipe"/"drag" upwards to exit the A/C overlay (just like, for example, android quick settings/notifications). Of course, you have to do this the "corre
by dTP90pN 3y ago
You can "wipe"/"drag" upwards to exit the A/C overlay (just like, for example, android quick settings/notifications).
Of course, you have to do this the "correct way", which in and of itself requires a bit of experimentation to learn.