How to Use Full Screen Gestures in Motorola Edge 30 Pro

Here’s how to use full-screen gestures in Motorola Edge 30 Pro. But before that, what are screen gestures? These are set to touch patterns that the system can recognize as specific commands. These gestures provide some shortcuts, some alternatives, and an exact replacement for particular commands. You can even disable navigation keys to have a full-screen experience. Instead of navigation keys, you will have to use gestures to navigate your phone. Remember that if you play highly screen interactive games, navigation gestures could be triggered unintentionally. Follow the below steps to activate gestures on Motorola Edge 30 Pro/Edge 30/Edge 20 Pro?

How to Enable Navigation Gestures in Motorola Edge 30 Pro

Step 1: Open Settings.

Step 2: Tap on Display.

Step 3: Tap on the Navigation bar.

Step 4: Select Gesture navigation.

How to Use Navigation Gestures in Motorola Edge 30 Pro

Go back: Swipe from the middle of the edge towards either edge.

Go home: Swipe up from the bottom of the screen.

See all apps: Swipe up from the bottom of the home screen.

See all recent apps: Swipe up from the button, hold for a second, then let go.

Switch between apps: Swipe the left or right at the bottom of the screen.

How do I Use Motorola Gestures?

Three-finger Screenshot: Swipe down using three-finger to take a screenshot on your Motorola Edge devices.

Quick Capture: Hold your phone like a knife, then twist your wrist quickly clockwise or anti-clockwise quickly twice. This will allow you to open the camera from any screen.

Fast torch: Hold your phone like a knife, then make a chopping motion to turn the torch on and off.

Swipe to split: Swipe back and forth horizontally in the middle of the screen.

And that’s all. Do you know any alternative ways to use full-screen gestures on Motorola Edge 30 Pro? Please share it with us in the comment box and stay connected.