I’m sorry you’re having to keep re‑enabling Always‑on Display (AOD). The most common reason for this behaviour in the current beta is that AOD is set to Auto and the system’s sleep‑pattern detection decides you’re “asleep”, so it switches the clock off.
You can try the following fixes:
1. Set AOD to Always 2. Check for any routines or Bixby automations that might be toggling AOD off and disable them if necessary.
If the problem persists after trying the steps above, please report it through the Feedback option in the Samsung Members app. When you submit the report, be sure to attach the log files so our engineers can investigate further.
WhatIsLife
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18/04/2026 04:15 PM
AnnaMaz
Beta Moderator
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20/04/2026 11:03 AM
Hello @Kurupt98,
I’m sorry you’re having to keep re‑enabling Always‑on Display (AOD). The most common reason for this behaviour in the current beta is that AOD is set to Auto and the system’s sleep‑pattern detection decides you’re “asleep”, so it switches the clock off.
You can try the following fixes:
1. Set AOD to Always
2. Check for any routines or Bixby automations that might be toggling AOD off and disable them if necessary.
If the problem persists after trying the steps above, please report it through the Feedback option in the Samsung Members app. When you submit the report, be sure to attach the log files so our engineers can investigate further.
Thanks for your patience!
Have a good day! ☀️
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