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Turn on developer options, scroll down to ANGLE preferences, scroll down to lazada, set it to native instead of default, just figure out an hour ago and finally it works for me
It works now. Interesting. I thought I tried this earlier and it did not work then....
 

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TL;DR
  • After limiting Pixel HiLight to just five colors, Android 17 QPR2 Beta 5 now includes four additional color options.
  • Separately, code in the beta update suggests Pixel HiLight could gain support for messages.
  • Since these changes only appear in the recent Android 17 beta, it’s hard to say when they will be widely available.



Among the many features Google introduced with the Pixel 11 lineup is the Pro-exclusive Pixel HiLight. It comprises a set of LEDs around the camera flash that illuminates when there’s an incoming call from favorite contacts or a Gemini task running in the background. Although there are only five usable colors on offer right now, we’ve known pretty early on that a total of nine could be on the cards. We can now offer a glimpse at these new colors.

In the recently released Android 17 QPR2 Beta 5, we unearthed four new color options in the Pixel HiLight color customization menu, bringing the total number to nine.

Pixel HiLight Additional Colors watermarked



This shouldn’t surprise anyone, since we knew about nine HiLight colors before the Pixel 11 series was even announced, though it’s good to see Google inching closer to incorporating these new options.

Here are all the HiLight colors we spotted in early August:
  1. Blue
  2. Cyan
  3. Green
  4. Orange
  5. Pink
  6. Purple
  7. Teal
  8. White
  9. Yellow
Separately, we’ve also spotted code in Android 17 QPR2 Beta 5 suggesting that support for messages in HiLight, internally referred to as LightAnimations, is almost here.

Code:
LIGHT_ANIMATIONS_SETTING_FAVORITE_MESSAGES_ENABLED
LightAnimationsFavoriteMessagesController

Google said during the Pixel 11 launch that it intends to extend HiLight’s capabilities to cover messages from your favorite contacts. So those plans appear to be slowly taking shape.

It’s currently unclear whether this feature will only cover texts from Google Messages or also include other apps, like WhatsApp. While it’s hard to say when either will be live on HiLight, Pixel 11 Pro owners would hope it happens sooner rather than later, given its limited capabilities right now.
 
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