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TabletsYou are not being forced to upgrade. You were told always on is no longer an option. If anything, that move by Samsung is saving both the life of your battery and the life of your screen. Is it really so hard to tap a button or double tap a screen to turn it back on? If you had it always on, you probably have no security, so you wouldn't even have to enter a password.
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Are you talking about the always on display, or are you referring to leaving the screen on entirely? Because no Samsung phone has the option to stay on permanently outside of a developer mode toggle, because leaving your phone on all the time is a great way to get permanent burn in. Upgrading your phone won't give you this option back.
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