The moment any kind of an alert comes in, the clock shifts to the top left portion of the screen. The digital clock on the lock screen and AOD screen is only large when there are no notifications on your phone. When the Always-on display appears, the clock will take up the same space as on the Lock Screen, leaving the rest of the screen blank.Ĭredit: Thanks a ton to our commentator Li for the awesome tip! Method #2: Keep unread notifications You don’t require to keep persistent notifications or use another app to reduce the clock size. Your lock screen’s clock will, thus, shrink down to a smaller size at the top left corner taking only one-eighths of your entire screen. On the next screen, turn off the Double-line clock toggle under “What to show”.īy disabling the Double-line clock, the clock will switch to a single-line clock, meaning the digital time will appear in one line instead of being split into two horizontal rows. Inside Display, select Lock screen under “Lock display”. To do that, open the Settings app on your Pixel and go to Display. You can change your lock screen clock inside Android 12 directly inside your phone’s settings.
#ANDROID LOCK SCREEN ON SCREEN TIMEOUT UPDATE#
Thanks to growing negative feedback, Google eventually released an update to the Pixel line that added an option to disable the huge lock screen clock by turning off the Double-line clock inside Settings. When Android 12 was released, there was no official way to change the huge clock layout on a Pixel. Method #1: Disable the Double-line clock in Settings If you want to change the lock screen clock on Android 12, you will have to follow any of the methods below on your Pixel device.
#ANDROID LOCK SCREEN ON SCREEN TIMEOUT HOW TO#
How to change the lock screen clock on Android 12
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