DigiLux: Fingerprint Gestures was a tools app developed by Tunji Dahunsi. It was removed from Google Play Feb 28, 2024 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
DigiLux: Fingerprint Gestures had been downloaded 23 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
DigiLux: Fingerprint Gestures was rated 4.44 out of 5 stars, based on 320 ratings.
App Information
DigiLux: Fingerprint Gestures was free to download. The APK download size was 2.43 MB. The last available version was 10.0.2. The last update was on January 5, 2021.
Technical Requirements
DigiLux: Fingerprint Gestures required Android 8.0+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play January 2018.
Description
Please note: Devices with large circular fingerprint sensors are most likely to be supported, others cannot because of hardware limitations.
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Comments on DigiLux: Fingerprint Gestures for Android
★★★★★
Does exactly what's promised. Please include a feature to set scroll option. Thank you for the app, great work.
★★★★★
When accessibility shortcut is enabled it doesn't show the default auto rotate option shown by android automatically when orientation is changed.
★★★★★
I use this app to control the brightness on my Pixel 2 XL, and it works great. I do have a bug though that pulls whatever video I'm watching out of full screen mode when swiping for brightness. With that bug fixed this is easily a 5-star app for me.
★★★★★
Been using this app with no problems whatsoever on stock Android 10 (pixel 3). However, it does not work on a custom rom (dirty unicorns). Is there any reason it isn't working here? EDIT: All other fingerprint apps work (the ones that use fingerprint for authentication anyway). I'm back on stock and Decilux works fine, now. Thanks!
★★☆☆☆
I will add another star for the developers' effort. It's still not where I want it to be because when the notifications are pulled fully down the brightness still goes Haywire when you try to adjust, and I often do that when it's full screen, so it's hard to retrain myself maybe you can get to that eventually, and I'll give it a five-star Review thank you I understand the API issue I hope Google accommodates you eventually, or I will give their apps bad reviews all Google apps for making things unnecessarily hard on Developers. Update: I appreciate the detailed response. It may very well be that Google intentionally broke your program cos you embarrassed them by writing an app with features that should be standard but that they can't get right, who knows. Or it could be they changed the apis etc. Drastically because they're automatic brightness adjustment was totally whacked out in Android 8. If you can fix the jumpiness, ghost adjustments etc. I will give this app 5 stars I'm adding a star now for your response, but I have to be honest with people here: at present the app is pretty unusable for me as it is, but that's thanks to Google I guess. PREVIOUS REVIEW BUT I NO LONGER BLAME THE DEVELOPER: Almost like the guy that wrote this program just wants your fingerprints and then for you to realize it's too crappy to actually use, so he doesn't have to properly update it. Once you install this "app" nd give it the permissions' accessibility Etc it turns your notifications into a jumpy inconsistent haphazard style of navigation with Jitter flaky graphics in the notifications and God forbid you pull down the notifications all the way and then try to swipe left or right on fingerprint censor it does this spooky creepy type of light adjustment that's completely inconsistent and almost ghost like. Like it's not even you moving the slider. Great idea bad execution. Fix it or get this time waster off of the goddamn store. I'm on a Google Pixel Android 9 pie.
★★☆☆☆
Before you download note that this actually removes the haptic feedback that has already within Android 11. Also, you can no longer scroll twice down the notification shade to access the six toggles from the quick settings. I wish there was an option to completely remove the changes in the up and down gestures and simply keep the brightness gesture. EDIT AFTER DEVELOPER RESPONSE: No such option exists. The only other notification option, toggle notifications, does the exact same thing.
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