Google stops tripartite gestures: Android 10 must use native full screen gestures

On Android 10, Google has further optimized the native gesture logic and experience, approaching iOS.

However, many third-party mobile phone manufacturers have developed rich gesture features long before Android 10. How can the two coexist?

In light of the new revised GMS terms of service, Google requires three-way gestures to be forced to give way to native gestures, especially for users upgrading from Android Pie.

Google says it strongly recommends that system providers use either traditional bottom virtual three-button or Android 10 native gestures. What's more, the opening of three-way gesture must be hidden as much as possible. It is strictly prohibited to appear in the first-level menu of settings. It is strictly prohibited to use pop-up window and other notification means to let users open it in disguised form.

Although some users are difficult to understand, from the perspective of Android unified experience, Google has no choice. After all, a hundred flowers can also be said to be fragmented and fragmented.