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Sorry, but I don't speak English and use DeepL for translation, which evidently doesn't work well. I will try to rewrite. There is no portrait/landscape screen constraint. And the constraints you propose are not the same thing; for some cases they may work well, for others they may not. E.g...

As I wrote earlier, it is not always correct because the screen may be locked in landscape mode but the device has been temporarily turned to vertical position.

@BlatnatHacer49 https://macrodroidforum.com/wiki/index.php/Trigger:_Data_Connectivity_Change

Which of the two constraints should be used to detect that the screen is in portrait or landscape position?

Looking closer it's not the same. The orientation of the device detected by the sensor is not necessarily the orientation of the screen, for example if the screen was locked in portrait and the device is in landscape; the result may not be as expected

I had not seen that :giggle: Maybe it was because I searched for screen and not device...

Initially, your request was different.... The constraint for screen orientation is currently not there, and it might be a good idea. In the meantime, you can work around this by creating a new macro with the Screen Orientation trigger that sets a global bool variable to True when the screen is...

What you ask for already exists. Trigger: Screen Orientation Action: Force Screen Rotation I recommend that you read the Wiki to best use MacroDroid https://macrodroidforum.com/wiki/index.php/MacroDroid_Wiki

Check MacroDroid permissions for phone calls and call logs

It seems correct, the volume is changed after Ally's second missed call, and on the next call (any number) the ringer should ring. Have you removed MacroDroid from battery optimization? If the call comes in with MacroDroid open, does the counter increase?

In re-reading I noticed that I had overlooked that with the widget button trigger you can also use the enable/disable trigger action. This makes it possible to do this in the same macro.

A trigger is an event that is triggered only once when certain conditions are met (e.g., connecting to a particular ssid). Find more detailed info in the Wiki. https://macrodroidforum.com/wiki/index.php/Triggers For your request, in the macro you can add the System Setting...

For the manual, you can start by reading the Wiki. https://macrodroidforum.com/wiki/index.php/MacroDroid_Wiki For your problem, send the screenshot of the macro, it is easier to help you

Please, write in English

If I had a choice, I would go back to Android 8...