Análisis de la app Assistive Touch: Floating Ball para 21 de octubre

Assistive Touch puts a floating button on your screen so you can control your Android phone with one tap. Open a quick ball menu from any app to go back, go home, take a screenshot, record the screen or change the volume, all without reaching for the physical buttons. It is an easy touch tool that keeps the controls you use most right under your thumb. 🔵 FLOATING BUTTON ON EVERY SCREEN The assistive touch button floats above any app, game or video. Drag it anywhere, let it rest at the edge of the screen and tap it when you need it. One tap opens the quick ball menu, and it tucks away again as soon as you are done. 📱 NAVIGATION WITHOUT PHYSICAL BUTTONS Use Back, Home and Recent apps from the floating button, open the notification panel, bring up the power menu or lock the screen. It is a handy easy touch option when a hardware key feels stiff or when you simply want one-handed control on a large phone. 🎛️ CUSTOM MENU WITH YOUR OWN SHORTCUTS Choose which actions appear in the quick ball menu and in what order. Add shortcuts for screenshot, flashlight, camera, screen rotation lock, brightness, screen timeout, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, location and airplane mode settings, device settings, all apps and your favourite apps. Build a menu that matches the way you use your phone. 🎨 BUTTON STYLE AND ICON SETTINGS Personalise the floating button with different icon styles and colors. Adjust its size and opacity so the assistive touch ball is easy to find but never covers what you are reading or watching. 🔊 FLOATING VOLUME CONTROL Turn on a separate floating volume button to raise or lower the sound and open volume options from any screen. Pick a volume button style that fits your home screen, and keep volume control one tap away while you watch videos or play games. 🎬 SCREEN RECORDER WITH AUDIO Start the screen recorder right from the floating button. Record gameplay, tutorials or video calls with microphone audio, and the video is saved straight to your gallery. Recording only starts after you confirm the system screen capture prompt. 📸 QUICK SCREENSHOT Capture the screen from the quick ball menu without pressing two hardware keys at once. Pick screenshot as one of your menu shortcuts and it is always one tap away. 🔒 PRIVACY FIRST No sign-in is required. Your menu layout, button style and settings are stored on your device. The accessibility service is used only to perform the navigation actions you tap, such as Back, Home, Recent apps, notifications, lock screen and screenshot. It does not read, collect or share the content of your screen. 🪶 LIGHTWEIGHT AND SIMPLE The floating button runs as a small overlay and only acts when you tap it. Turn assistive touch, floating volume or the screen recorder on and off separately from the home screen. WHAT ASSISTIVE TOUCH INCLUDES ✓ Floating button – quick ball menu from any app ✓ Easy touch navigation – Back, Home, Recent apps and lock screen ✓ Custom menu – choose the shortcuts you use most ✓ Button style – icon, color, size and opacity settings ✓ Floating volume control – adjust sound on any screen ✓ Screen recorder – record the screen with audio ✓ Quick screenshot – capture the screen in one tap IMPORTANT NOTE Assistive Touch uses the Accessibility Service API to perform Back, Home, Recent apps, notification panel, power menu, lock screen and screenshot actions when you tap the floating button. The permission to display over other apps is needed to show the floating button and the floating volume control. Some manufacturers close background apps to save battery; if the floating button disappears, allow the app to run in the background in your battery optimization settings.