Uninstall the previous version 1.2.2 before installing 1.2.3!

I wrote a little app for myself which turns the fingerprint sensor on Galaxy S7 Edge into a capacitive Home button - so you don't need to press the button physically, just touch it like a sensoric button. There are already similar apps on the Play Store, however none of them have an option to quickly enable/disable the service via Quick Settings custom tile (Android 7+ feature). It's a useful feature, because if you need to authenticate with your fingerprint in any app, it's needed to disable the service temporary.App service runs in foreground thus there is a persistent notification placed in the notification bar. You can quickly pause/disable the service from this notification, or better use the Quick Settings custom tile. If you don't like the persistent notification, just hold you finger on the notification - notification setting will be opened and you can disable it (notification will be hidden but app still works fine).Android 7+ is required, I'm using the app for several days already and there were no issues and no battery impact. I recommend to exclude the app from battery saving options to prevent it being killed by the system.This app rely on Samsung SDK so it will probably work only on official or modified official firmware.Don't forget to register at least one fingeprint in system settings, otherwise the app may not work.Source code is available here: https://sourceforge.net/p/fingertouc...i/master/tree/ New version v1.2.5:- fixed crash when Fingertouch service is killed by systemv1.2.4:- added check if at least one fingerprint is registered in the device- notification bar is now closed on home button touch- main screen is now scrollable (in case you use large system font)v1.2.3:- added option to start on boot- added option to change the touch delay (useful if you use Samsung 'double tap' camera feature)Get it for free on PLAY STORE There is also PRO version if you wish to donate, it includes app whitelist and long touch function. PRO version has ability to disable itself automatically (for 4 seconds) when fingerprint authorization is requested in other apps. So you don't even need to use whitelist and you have 4 seconds to authorize with your fingerprint in any app after the request is made.