#Tips
Extra features on LineageOS (Status bar > Network traffic monitor)
If you don't know yet, LineageOS did offer network traffic monitor, but you are probably wondering where it is. If you owned a phone without any display cutout in the middle, good news is that the feature should be available for you, otherwise you are out of luck. It can be found over at System > Status bar > Network traffic monitor.

In order to use this feature, your clock position has to be either on the left or right, the middle position will be used for showing your network speed. For display mode, you can choose from upload only, download only, or show both at the same time. The auto hide feature comes into action when there is no activity going on.

At the bottom, you can choose to whether show units or not. There are four measurement units to choose from: Kilobits per second (kb/s), Megabits per second (Mb/s), Kilobytes per second (kB/s), Megabytes per second (MB/s).

#Tips
Extra features on LineageOS (Gestures)
In this section, it's all about speeding up the process of doing something on your phone with a certain gesture. Over here, let's talk about the basic features that most devices should have.

Double clicking the power button will let you launch the camera application. For system navigation, LineageOS added back the 2-button navigation which Google removed earlier in favor of gesture navigation. You could also customise gesture navigation to show navigation hint and adjust back sensitivity for both screen edges.

When you press power and volume up together, you can switch the audio profile to either vibrate or mute. Lastly, the power menu, you can choose to toggle advanced restart and also device controls. Depending on your device, you might also have double-tap and lift to check phone options, and for devices with fingerprint sensor located at the back of the phone, you will get swipe fingerprint for notifications too.

#Tips
Extra features on LineageOS (LED Light)
If you still have an old phone, chances are it comes with a LED light, and it can be used as a battery & notification indicator, and LineageOS is giving you the options to do just that.

Notifications light
Options vary across devices since some have RGB support and some don't, so if you own the one without it, you will only get to change its pulse length and speed, also adjusting the brightness and allow lights with screen on. For devices with RGB indicator light, you can customise its color which will make it much easier to know which app has sent a notification to your device.

Battery light
Again, depending on your device, options available vary. For devices with RGB indicator light, you get to customise its color when it reaches a specific battery level, so when the device has less than 15%, it shows red, above 90% would show green, that’s up to you though. Otherwise, you only get to toggle pulse if the battery is low and turn off when fully charged.