If this isn't a noob question I don't know what is.
How do you close the Fly App?  I've been just restarting my phone but there's bound to be a better way that that.

As old school guy with android and 3 icons at the bottom of the screen I do it with double tap on back icon

Hi there. You may exit from the app according to the usage method of the mobile phone (such as sliding up, down, or clicking the Home button). Have a nice day.

DJI Tony Posted at 3-2 00:14
Hi there. You may exit from the app according to the usage method of the mobile phone (such as sliding up, down, or clicking the Home button). Have a nice day.

My phone involves a series of other clicks, taps and swipes just to bring up those 3 icons at the bottom. So I was hoping for a "Close App" button. This is only one of several reasons for my love/hate relationship with my phone. But y'all are right. This solution sure beats waiting for my phone to reboot. Thanks  :-)

I'm off to the store to buy a dedicated tablet to resolve even more issues with this love/hate thing. I just hope I don't end up with a whole new love/hate thing lol!
Anyhow, thanks again  :-)

In connection with the title of the topic, the question arose, what happens when the drone flies and the user closing app during the flight?

_dji_user_ Posted at 3-2 08:41
In connection with the title of the topic, the question arose, what happens when the drone flies and the user closing app during the flight?

You will still have control of the aircraft.

KLRSKIR Posted at 3-2 08:44
You will still have control of the aircraft.

Does this mean the drone could be flown without connecting a phone to the rc-n controller.

_dji_user_ Posted at 3-2 08:50
Does this mean the drone could be flown without connecting a phone to the rc-n controller.

I'm a newbie but I know this one. Yes. I've tried it before. But you absolutely positively MUST maintain visual contact with your drone. And not just because the safety rules say so.

Dirty Bird Posted at 3-2 11:26
On Android swipe from the bottom edge of your phone where the onscreen buttons (back, running apps, home, etc.) show, then click Back twice.  Alternatively do the same, click the running apps button, & swipe Fly off the screen.

Thanks, I finally found a stylus and this works with that. Apparently I have zombie fingers. Touch screens completely ignore me 80% of the time. Problem is, I never seem to have a stylus around when I need one.

LoL!  I hate touch screens. Almost as much as multiple choice questions that have zero correct answers. But I find life is full of both these days.

With Android I either minimise it and thenswipe it off the screen or double tap the back button at the bottom om the screen.

CaptCrunch Posted at 3-2 07:19
My phone involves a series of other clicks, taps and swipes just to bring up those 3 icons at the bottom. So I was hoping for a "Close App" button. This is only one of several reasons for my love/hate relationship with my phone. But y'all are right. This solution sure beats waiting for my phone to reboot. Thanks  :-)

I'm off to the store to buy a dedicated tablet to resolve even more issues with this love/hate thing. I just hope I don't end up with a whole new love/hate thing lol!

Hello. I understand the inconvenience. I'll forward your feedback to the relevant team to optimize and improve the app. Thank you for your patience.

CaptCrunch Posted at 3-2 07:19
My phone involves a series of other clicks, taps and swipes just to bring up those 3 icons at the bottom. So I was hoping for a "Close App" button. This is only one of several reasons for my love/hate relationship with my phone. But y'all are right. This solution sure beats waiting for my phone to reboot. Thanks  :-)

I'm off to the store to buy a dedicated tablet to resolve even more issues with this love/hate thing. I just hope I don't end up with a whole new love/hate thing lol!

I wonder if you really need all those various clicks...or just don't know the proper one.  I have had the same problem closing apps recently when the three icon buttons were not in sight.  I just discovered I can bring them up for a brief period with a minor finger drag from below to onto the screen.  Maybe give that a try.

Wambo74 Posted at 3-4 20:48
I wonder if you really need all those various clicks...or just don't know the proper one.  I have had the same problem closing apps recently when the three icon buttons were not in sight.  I just discovered I can bring them up for a brief period with a minor finger drag from below to onto the screen.  Maybe give that a try.

Actually, I've seen that work when I've accidentally swiped it.  "Brief" would be an understatement though. Just haven't been able to get it to work when I need it to. But thanks, I'll keep trying that.

CaptCrunch Posted at 3-5 06:10
Actually, I've seen that work when I've accidentally swiped it.  "Brief" would be an understatement though. Just haven't been able to get it to work when I need it to. But thanks, I'll keep trying that.

In getting out of the DJI app I find that swipe works perfectly on some pages and not at all on others.  So I do a back to the previous page if necessary for an exit.  I don't understand this stuff, just reporting what I've experienced.

Hi All,
It is Dec 2024 and from what l have seen on this forum DJI still have not improved the use of the Mimo app. I have just loaded the app onto a Samsung Galaxy.
1. You cannot easily exit the app, this is pathetic.
2. The Osmo 6 requires the location to always be on to use the gimbal with the app. The lame duck reason of some of the funtionality will not operate is not an acceptable reason.

In short some of the functionality of both the app and gimbal can be much better.
Its time for a software update DJI......

Slide up the lower part of the screen, than hit the midle icon