Next month's Pixel Feature Drop will return an iconic icon to the Pixel status bar

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Next month's Pixel Feature Drop will return an iconic icon to the Pixel status bar
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The Android 12 QPR3 Beta 3 update brings back an important, iconic icon to the Pixel 4 through Pixel 6 series handsets.

The recent update to Android 12 QPR3 Beta 3, which is the latest beta release for the June Quarterly Pixel Feature Drop due to drop on June 6th, returned an iconic icon to the status bar on the top of compatible Pixel displays. We are talking about the vibration mode icon. As onewrote,"12QPR3 Beta 3 brought the vibration icon back to the status bar + a toggle for it! But strangely, the icon isn't shown on the lockscreen .

Having the vibration icon in the status bar seems to be enough of an incentive to get some Pixel users to join the Android 12 QPR3 program such as Reddit user. He writes,"Wow, now I'm going to update to the beta. I've wanted this so badly. No idea why they removed vibrate icon from the status bar."for removing the icon in the first place. He writes,"Finally bringing back a feature we had for years in Android, even with the first Pixels. Man sometimes I hate Google.

Sliding your finger down from the top of the screen will show the vibration mode icon on the status bar if it has been enabled Scroll down from the top of the screen and if you have vibration turned on, you will see the icon on the status bar. Now based on the Android 12 QPR3 Beta 3, once the next Quarterly Pixel Feature Drop is installed in June, no tricks will be necessary to see if vibration mode has been enabled on your Pixel's status bar.

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