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    12 <concept id="GUID-2FDD1CAE-0FBF-4CC4-9C16-5AE4F538ED85" xml:lang="en"><title>Rotation</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

    13 <p>Whenever the orientation of UI is changed, all applications rotate 90 or

    14 270 degrees (not only the foreground application). By default, the UI does

    15 not rotate automatically to any other orientation while opening or closing

    16 an application, swapping to another application, or in the case of embedded

    17 applications or seamless task flows. In addition, the UI should not change

    18 its orientation when another view within an application is opened.</p>

    19 <p>Applications that support only one orientation, and thus trigger automatic

    20 orientation switch, do not change the orientation of other applications. That

    21 is, if the orientation is ’portrait’ before launching a ’landscape-only application’,

    22 it is portrait even after exiting it. </p>

    23 <p>An exception to this rule is for the applications that are launched from

    24 the landscape application itself (for example, the <b>Go to gallery</b> option

    25 in the Camera application) or embedded within the application (for example,

    26 the embedded Browser within an image editor when downloading content). In

    27 these cases, one orientation should remain throughout the task flow, and the

    28 original orientation should be returned only after exiting the application

    29 that triggered the rotation.</p>

    30 <p>No queries or notes are recommended to inform or ask the user about rotation.</p>

    31 <fig id="GUID-3569FFE6-3CD2-4D6E-9DCA-758425A3592D">

    32 <image href="GUID-F7C762AA-3961-4739-ADD1-346DBF7CD7F8_d0e82262_href.png" placement="inline"/>

    33 </fig>

    34 </conbody></concept>