About Auto Auto-Rotate
Auto Auto-Rotate remembers the preferred screen-rotation setting for each Android app. Users can keep rotation disabled system-wide, then allow it automatically for selected apps such as a gallery or video player. When they leave an app, the setting can return to the previous state instead of being left enabled by mistake. The app detects which app is in the foreground and changes Android’s auto-rotate setting accordingly. It can start after a reboot if enabled, and uses background operation to keep applying the per-app rules. Permissions are needed to observe app launches, read usage information, change display settings, and maintain the background service. Auto Auto-Rotate is useful for people who want rotation to vary by app without manually toggling it each time. Its behavior depends on Android background restrictions and the permissions granted; the supplied description does not specify how it handles every app or device configuration.
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