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How to Enable Back Button Setting on Motorola Edge 60 Fusion | Step-by-Step Guide


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Your Motorola Edge 60 Fusion allows you to choose between Gesture Navigation and the classic 3-Button Navigation Bar, which includes the Back, Home, and Recent Apps buttons. Enabling the back button is ideal if you prefer the traditional Android navigation experience instead of swiping gestures.

Follow this detailed step-by-step guide to enable and customize the Back Button navigation on your Motorola Edge 60 Fusion.

⮕ Step 1: Open the Settings App

From your Home Screen, tap the Settings icon (gear symbol).

Scroll down and select System.

⮕ Step 2: Access Gestures and Navigation Settings

Inside the System menu, tap Gestures.

Then tap System navigation.

This section lets you manage how you move around your device — either through gestures or navigation buttons.

⮕ Step 3: Choose Navigation Mode

You’ll see two main navigation options:

Gesture Navigation – Swipe from edges to go back, home, or view recent apps.

3-Button Navigation – Classic navigation bar with Back, Home, and Recent buttons.

Tap 3-button navigation to enable it.

The navigation bar will appear immediately at the bottom of the screen.

✅ The Back button, Home button, and Recent Apps button are now active.

💡 By default, the Back button is on the left side of the navigation bar.

⮕ Step 4: Test the Back Button

Open any app or settings page.

Tap the Back button on the bottom left side of the navigation bar.

The phone should return to the previous screen instantly.

✅ This confirms that the Back button is functioning correctly.

⮕ Step 5: Customize Navigation Settings (Optional)

While Motorola’s interface keeps navigation simple, you can further adjust some related options:

Return to Settings → System → Gestures → System navigation.

You can switch between Gesture navigation and 3-button navigation anytime.

Some models also allow temporary hiding of the navigation bar when in full-screen apps.

💡 If you want a clean screen, use gesture navigation. If you prefer easy access, stick to buttons.

⮕ Step 6: Switch Back to Gesture Navigation (Optional)

If you ever wish to use swipe gestures instead of buttons:

Go back to Settings → System → Gestures → System navigation.

Select Gesture navigation.

Follow the brief tutorial to learn:

Swipe up from the bottom to go Home.

Swipe up and hold to see Recent Apps.

Swipe inward from either edge to go Back.

✅ Your navigation will now be controlled by gestures instead of on-screen buttons.

✅ Tips for Best Use

3-Button Navigation is best if you prefer classic Android navigation or want physical button consistency.

Gesture Navigation gives you a more modern, immersive screen experience.

You can switch between both modes anytime — no restart is required.

Keep your navigation bar visible for easier multitasking and accessibility.

By following these steps, you can easily enable and use the Back Button setting on your Motorola Edge 60 Fusion, restoring the traditional 3-button navigation layout for a simple, comfortable, and familiar user experience.



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