Keep Your Connection Secure Without a Monthly Bill. But at least users will be able to control it in some respect.ĭon't Miss: Android 11 Changelog - An Always Updated List of New Features Images by Tommy Palladino/ Gadget Hacksīetween home screens, app launcher, notification shade, and quick settings, Android probably doesn't need another UI sector, but the power menu appears to be the next area for scope creep. (1) Search settings for "Show cards & passes" to return to turn the option back on later. However, we're interested in disabling this, so we continue forward. It is from this view that users can then tap their device to a payment terminal. Second, the Quick Access Wallet takes up the top half of the screen, with the default payment method from Google Pay displayed. First, the block of legacy commands, including power, restart, lockdown, screenshot, and emergency buttons, appear at the bottom of the screen instead of to the right. The direct method to disable Quick Access Wallet is to actually access the feature by holding down the power button.Īfter a second, two UI elements will appear. Note that these methods are based on Google Pixel, but we expect the operation to remain consistent on other devices running Android 11 when this feature arrives. Luckily, there is a couple of ways to remove the feature. However, there are certain to be those who think the latest addition to the power menu is less than beneficial. For some (this writer included), the feature is a welcome convenience.
The latest function is the Quick Access Wallet for Google Pay, which debuted officially in the March feature drop for Pixel devices.
It wasn't too long ago that the power menu for stock Android didn't offer much beyond turning the device off, but Google has steadily added more functions, like capturing screenshots and provisioning access to emergency information.
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