Final answer:
To stop the screen from rotating in Android 13, disable the auto-rotate feature by using the quick settings toggle or by going through the main Settings menu under Display options.
Step-by-step explanation:
To stop the screen rotating on an Android 13 device, you will need to disable the auto-rotate feature. Here's a step-by-step guide:
- Swipe down from the top of the screen to open the notification panel.
- Look for the icon that looks like a phone with arrows circling it; this is the auto-rotate or screen rotation function.
- Tap on this icon to lock the screen orientation. When the auto-rotate is disabled, you might see a lock icon.
- If you can't find the auto-rotate toggle in the quick settings, go to the main Settings menu, then to Display, and look for the auto-rotate or screen rotation option to turn it off.
By following these steps, the display on your Android device will stay in the current orientation, regardless of how you move the device.
To stop the screen rotating in Android 13, you can follow these steps:
Open the Settings app on your device.
Scroll down and tap on Display.
Tap on Auto-rotate screen to toggle the setting off. When it is turned off, your screen will no longer rotate automatically.
This is useful if you want to lock the screen orientation in a specific mode, such as portrait or landscape, while using certain apps or simply prefer to have a fixed screen orientation.