locker : make fingerprint updates count as activity#466
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As there are other signals, this triggers more often than it should. Ideally we need it to be inside the |
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Fair enough, i figured it would be best on anything, as to at least provide the user some sort of feedback that something is happening. But looking back at it, i think it is best to move it to the |
This causes the locker widgets to pop out when the fingerprint widget is updated, as it happens following user activity (fingerprint verification) or to notify the user of a change in sensor state
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This causes the locker widgets to pop out when the fingerprint widget is updated, as it happens following user activity (fingerprint verification) or to notify the user of a change in sensor state