Android 16 could let you resize Quick Settings tiles, but you’ll only be able to pick between two different sizes.

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No way! I wonder what changed their minds?! 🙄

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it’s maddening how google('s android team) can’t aspire to more than copying apple sometimes

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Apple then copies Android.

We have a two dogs smelling each others butts

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When your entire motivation is to replicate something that you didn’t have confidence in the first time, you get Google’s Android.

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So it took 4 major releases to make the quick settings reasonable again… I’m actually glad most other OEMs did not follow when Google did the change in 12.

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Such innovation.

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Sounds like something Apple would do

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I really like this new panel. Much better looking and more customizable.

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A11 QS tiles were peak. Change my mind.

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