Trigger: Auto Rotate changed - Revision history

MacroDroidDev at 21:31, 5 January 2026

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+<pre class="header-style">The Auto Rotate Changed trigger fires when the auto rotate (automatic screen rotation) setting on the device changes. This allows you to respond when the user enables or disables automatic screen rotation.</pre>
-This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.
+''' Options '''
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-<span style="color: #B22A2A; font-size: 24px; display: inline-block; margin-top: 15px; margin-bottom: 0px;"><strong>About this trigger</strong></span>
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 Auto rotate is when the screen changes from portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait, depending on how the device is held.
 This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.

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 <span style="color: #B22A2A; font-size: 24px; display: inline-block; margin-top: 15px; margin-bottom: 0px;"><strong>About this trigger</strong></span>
 Auto rotate is when the screen changes from portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait, depending on how the device is held.
 This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.

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+<span style="color: #B22A2A; font-size: 24px; display: inline-block; margin-top: 15px; margin-bottom: 0px;"><strong>About this trigger</strong></span>
 Auto rotate is when the screen changes from portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait, depending on how the device is held.
-This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.</pre>
+This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.
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+</pre>

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 Auto rotate is when the screen changes from portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait, depending on how the device is held.
 This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.</pre>
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+Constraints
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 '''Example Usage'''<br/>
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	Auto rotate is when the screen changes from portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait, depending on how the device is held.		Auto rotate is when the screen changes from portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait, depending on how the device is held.

	This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.		This setting can be turned on and off on the device (typically via a quick tile). This trigger will fire when the setting is enabled/disabled depending upon the option chosen.
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