Question: Always On Display!

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Go into settings: display: always on display. You can pick the layout and some "backgrounds" but not a picture. Since its a notification screen and meant to not use much battery, adding a pic would defeat the purpose.

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Go into settings: display: always on display. You can pick the layout and some "backgrounds" but not a picture. Since its a notification screen and meant to not use much battery, adding a pic would defeat the purpose.

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I seen people with the Note 7 with Always on Display with pictures that are faded out!!! Floss Carter has one in his video real review of the Note 7.
 

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Ok you go into layout and some of them allow you to add a pic. Select one and if it has a box with a + you can add a pic.

It looks like the 3rd to last and very last allow for a pic.

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According to Flossy Carter, you have to make sure you have the latest update to the Always on screen.
 
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I got it! Thank You!

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