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You have full control over your device's screen orientation directly from the notification area. This useful feature allows you to easily rotate your screen with just a few taps. Additionally, you can prevent other annoying apps from interfering with your preferred screen orientation. This is helpful when you need to maintain a certain orientation for a particular app or avoid unintentional rotations.

There are several options available for rotating your screen. Choosing 'Guard' mode will prevent other apps from changing the orientation. 'Auto Rotation' mode uses a physical sensor to determine the correct orientation of your screen. If you prefer a portrait view, select 'Portrait' mode. For a flipped portrait view, choose 'Portrait (Reverse)' mode. To have the sensor control the flipping in portrait view, opt for 'Portrait (Sensor)' mode. Landscape enthusiasts can select 'Landscape' mode, or for a flipped landscape view, try 'Landscape (Reverse)' mode. Lastly, if you want the sensor to handle flipping in landscape view, go with 'Landscape (Sensor)' mode.

Please note that the availability of these modes may vary depending on your device. Some devices may not support certain modes. Also, if you have the 'Guard' mode enabled, you may not be able to click the 'install' button when trying to install an app. If this occurs, just disable the 'Guard' mode or the app to proceed with the installation.

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By adjusting the notification area, you can easily customize the appearance of your screen.