For the latest version of Android, you’ll find a battery saving feature called Doze. This feature allows devices that are not being used (with the screen off, are not loading or not moving) suspend certain apps to use less battery.
The apps have suspended network access, so your device will make a periodic synchronization, called “maintenance window” (maintenance window) to check for updates. Developers can classify certain alerts as high priority so that you can see more often, but it happens every 15 minutes. However, if they are not receiving alerts for a particular app or want to see them more often, you’ll have to add the app to the trusted list ( whitelist ) of Doze.
This is what you do:
Go to Settings (Settings) & gt; Battery (Battery) , then opens the menu with the icon of the three points that are located in the upper right corner and select Battery optimization (optimization of the battery).
Slide the switch Not optimized (unoptimized) All apps (all apps) . Find the app you want to add to the trusted list, add a touch and then select Don ‘ t optimize (not optimized) .
Note that the more apps excluyas Doze, less battery life you’ll have, so I recommend you excluyas only the most important apps.
If you want to know how to get more out of the mobile operating system, visit our comprehensive guide to Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
No comments:
Post a Comment