As far as the latter is concerned, it displays the artist and the name of the song currently being played on your lock screen. Likewise, it also keeps a track of all these songs in its history section so you should get a hold of it as and when required. This functionality has been present since Pixel 2 and has always been one of the most requested features in the custom development. Owing to this, many developers have developed Xposed Framework and Magisk Module for the same, but as you might have guessed, it requires root. However, XD Recognized Developer Quinny899 has now created a port for the Pixel’s Now Playing feature that you could install and use on a non-rooted Android device as well. Let’s check out how this could be carried out.
Enable Pixel’s Now Playing on Non-Rooted Android Device
There’s just one prerequisite- your device needs to be running Android 12 or higher versions. If that is not the case, then you will need to root your device and then proceed with the below instruction steps. That’s it. These were the steps to get the Pixel’s Now Playing feature on your non-rooted Android device. But before putting it to the test, let’s first fine-tune this app [optional]. That’s it. These were the two features that are needed to be enabled for a rich user experience. You are free to tweak other features of this app and get a more personalized experience. On that note, we round off the guide on how you could enable the Pixel’s Now Playing feature on your non-rooted Android device. If case of any queries, do let us know in the comments section below.
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