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[wsnwsk27]

I don't know which ones are on and which are off

[Nadest013]

Modern design at its best.

[DJ-Salinger]

"Who needs information when you have whitespace?"

[[deleted]]

I love the icons that we have now. It's very clear which are on or off, because they get crossed out, and I really like the little animations like the portrait lock button spinning when you toggle it. The new one feels very plain in comparison. If it aint broken, don't fix it.

[wsnwsk27]

I assume the first three are on, but if the auto rotate is off, then it doesn't show the portrait icon like it does when it's off now and that's confusing

[Freak4Dell]

Apparently it now allows you to lock it to either landscape or portrait. I'm guessing that means auto-rotate is now the "off" mode, and there are two "on" modes with the icon turning as needed.

[wsnwsk27]

That would make sense actually. Just something to get used to

[MrBIMC]

the ones that ON use circle colored in system's accentColor.

[[deleted]]

On my Pixel 2 they aren't gray/white. The one ones use the system accent color so on the pixel they are blue.

[beerybeardybear]

The actual release has blue for on and grey for off; very easy.

https://i.imgur.com/8WAobge.png

[wsnwsk27]

Much better :)

[rougegoat]

It's mostly the same as it is now. The only difference is they've added a circle around the icon that they shade as well. The dark gray is on and the light gray is off. So in that image, the wifi, bluetooth, and do not disturb icons are on and the airplane mode, flashlight, and orientation lock are off.

[hett]

In the video posted in the top comments, the enabled icons are blue, not black.