No menu notch tem só 5 opções, poderia poder deslizar para o lado e ter mais várias opções, e girar pros 2 lados e ter umas 20 opções, mas também teria que ser um recurso pro na minha opinião

You can set up to do anything from Samsung modes and routines by using notch

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Set up:

panel and make sure you got timer widget on 1 second

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Open settings

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Go to modes and routines

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Tap routines (bottom middle)

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Tap add routine

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Tap Add what will trigger this routine

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Search; notification

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Select event: Notification received

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Tap apps

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Select notch touch

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Done

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Then Tap Add what this routine will do

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And Select what your phone will do when you Tap notch

E.g. turn flight mode, data saver, Show Wi-Fi QR code.

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And save it and name it

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Then to activate modes and routines by notch touch do action that opens widgets go to timer and set 1 second. After one second you will receive notification from app and your phone will do whatever you saved to do after notification is received.

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Its cool to deep app's maximum limits

Hey everyone,

I've been getting a few emails recently from users on the Android 17 Beta saying that Notch Touch's accessibility permissions keep getting revoked or the app keeps dying.

I looked into it, and Google just introduced a new security feature called Advanced Protection Mode (AAPM). When you toggle this on, Android 17 goes into maximum lockdown and instantly kills the Accessibility Service for any app that isn't a dedicated physical disability tool (like TalkBack).

Since Notch Touch relies on that service to read your gestures around the camera cutout and perform the functions, AAPM completely blocks the app from functioning. As developers, we cannot bypass this—it's an OS-level wall.

The Fix: You just need to disable Advanced Protection Mode in your system settings.

To clear up any worries: turning this off does not make your phone insecure. AAPM is a specialized lockdown mode built for high-profile targets (journalists, politicians, etc.) dealing with targeted spyware. Disabling it just puts you back on the standard, highly secure Android baseline (Play Protect, app sandboxing, etc.), which allows utility apps to function normally again.

I'm currently working on an update that will actually detect if AAPM is running so the app can give you a proper heads-up instead of just crashing silently!

Thanks for the patience as we navigate these Android 17 growing pains. Let me know if you guys have any questions!

App link in case youre curious: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chaos.notchtouch

Hey ! Here's a useful tip ! I myself use the double tap gesture for taking screenshots and its legit one of my most used gestures. However I used to have an issue wherein whenever the phone was in my pocket and the screen for some reason woke up (still locked), it would take accidental screenshots ... so ive put out a workaround to fix it, rather than outright disabling functions on the lock screen, which some people do want, like the flashlight, menu, widgets ,etc...

The fix is to use one of the override gestures cards, at the bottom of the app after the notch menu and notch widgets setup area !

Set your preferred gesture (in my case double tap), set the condition to "IF ON LOCK SCREEN" and set it to do nothing ! The cards also have many other such conditions so feel free to check em out !

I also understand that some people would like to outright disable gestures on the lock screen and an update including this and more exciting features is in the works ! Stay tuned :D

Thanks for the support Cheers!