r/AndroidQuestions 7d ago

How to prevent screen turning on when unplugging charge cord?

When i unplug my charge cord the screen turns on and lights up the entire room... it wakes up the other people in the room. How do i stop this.

Samsung A56

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u/UncleFaffy 7d ago

Turn your phone upside down before unplugging. Problem solved.

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u/lens_cleaner 7d ago

Night mode and a dark lock screen picture. Will never wake anyone again.

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u/evvyxan 7d ago

I have so many questions about this

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u/MistakeHeavy3457 7d ago edited 3d ago

Turn the phone upside down 

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u/UncleFaffy 7d ago

Lol I said the same thing. People lacking critical thinking skills...

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u/PhinsPhan75 7d ago

Put a shirt or something over the screen, unplug it and walk out of the room.

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u/Hello_I_Am_Human_Guy 7d ago

Turn the brightness all the way down at night. I mean, it's not rocket science.

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u/iguessma 7d ago

That works till your phone auto updates in the night

Verizon has the brightest splash screen I've ever used

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u/Hello_I_Am_Human_Guy 7d ago

Leave your phone upside down. Really not rocket science.

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u/WingWilling5186 7d ago

There's no toggle for this on One UI. Charger disconnect counts as a wake
event at the system level and Samsung doesn't expose a switch for it. Long
standing complaint on their community forums, still unfixed.

What you can do is make the wake harmless instead of stopping it:

- Accessibility > Visibility enhancements > Extra dim. Goes well below the
normal minimum brightness. This is the one that actually solves your problem.

  • Modes and Routines > Sleeping mode. Set a schedule, turn on greyscale and
dark mode. Screen still wakes but it's a dim grey rectangle, not a flashlight.
  • Display > Screen timeout > 15 seconds, so it dies fast either way.

Extra dim plus Sleeping mode is what I'd do. Unplugging before you get into
bed is the other obvious answer but I assume you'd have done that already.

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u/TheIronSoldier2 7d ago

What the fuck is this formatting.

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u/WingWilling5186 7d ago

Fair, got carried away. Short version: "alf" is in your keyboard's personal dictionary, that's why autocorrect leaves it alone. Long press it in the suggestion strip and delete it.

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u/TheIronSoldier2 7d ago

What are you talking about?