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The realest clock (lemmy.world)
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[–] Land_Strider 3 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

This is how it is on my Xiaomi Mi 11T. The orange line is about where the front camera is placed.

Both the clock and the network rates are on the left. With recurring alarms, the alarm notification is always there for me. Besides these, only 2-3 icon slots left for notifications (camera circle takes horizontally larger space than the orange line), while on the right there is always enough space for both the clock and network rates, which would open about 5-6 slots for notification icons, which in turn would more than double the amount of notifications I would notice there.