Since this past Friday my Pixel 6 Pro (January update, rooted) has not been displaying battery usage history in Settings -> Battery -> Battery Usage. On Friday I decided to deny a few unnecessary permissions for intrusive user apps like Facebook, Snapchat, etc. I did not touch any system apps. My battery usage history stopped being recorded after doing this (see screenshots).
Does anyone know which apps require which permissions in order for battery usage history to be displayed? Maybe I denied a permission for a Google app that is required for this to work? I have tried undoing the changes I made, but my usage history is still not working.
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I also meet occasionally, but this may be caused by the counter being recorded once every two hours.
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I'm wondering if there is an app out there (or if someone would know how to make one) that shows the actual timestamp for when other apps turn on and off?
I think most rooters are familiar with System Panel, which is a great tool for checking out phone usage and monitoring battery consumption, but it could be so much more useful with a little more detail.
For example, in the monitor view, you can see the graph of when your cpu was running and even pull up a list of the top apps that were in use, but that list only shows the percentage of time an app was in use over a particular period. It is rather worthless information really, to know that the System Processes were on for 8m32s the past two hours.
What would be helpful would be to know that System Processes came on at 8:03am for 8m32s. Then you could easily match up the various apps with the spikes on the chart and really dial down what is using battery.
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54 views in a day and no posts/responses? I guess I will take that as "the app does not yet exist".
i've been using T-Mobile WiFi calling for a few weeks now, and for the most part battery life seems good, maybe even better than without.
However, last night it sucked 30%+ of my battery with a partial wakelock overnight without me even touching my phone. Anybody seen this before or have an idea on how to keep it from doing this?
Oddly enough, under Better Battery Stats, it's listed as AlarmScheduledService, but just to make it clear I had no alarms scheduled. Under Android's native battery usage display, it first showed up as *wakelock* before resolving into IMS Service.
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Ive noticed the EXACT same thing... id go to sleep and wake up with like 40% battery missing... stopped using wifi calling problem went away :\
What is the deal with these modem_usb wakelocks? I've had this issue with CM9/franko and AOKP/stock and can't figure out what the problem is. Even with the extended battery I'm hard pressed to get over ten hours with an hour or two of screen time. I lose roughly 10% battery an hour with or without the screen.
I've tried freezing programs with titanium backup to no success.
Is there something I'm missing? I toggled usb tethering on and off but nothing changed. Searching for these wakelocks on google and XDA has turned up nothing.
If someone could shed some light on the issue I would appreciate it.
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Edit: I completely reflashed AOKP with no additional apps besides dropbox, cpuspy, and better battery stats. And I still have the same wakelocks as described above. Does no one else have these wakelocks? I can't think of anything I could possibly do differently to prevent them.
So I've noticed my battery life pulling in at just about one day lately, which is a lot worse than it used to be (I cycle different batteries regularly so no single one is super worn out). I started checking my battery info, and a service com.oculus.horizon:fbns seems to be culprit. Thing is, while it's a Gear VR thing, that service doesn't even appear under the applications and services information in the all list. Many other com.** things do but not that one. I can't stop it, disable it, and disabling the gear VR applications doesn't seem to stop it either. Is there anything I can do?
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Oculus Battery Drain here too
I am having the same issue. Very frustrating... There are only a few phone models that this software is designed for, why cant they get it right?
Here's a suggestion. I've never tried it since I use Titanium Backup. Maybe it'll work.
Disabled ads and recommendations in all apps I could find, yet they keep appearing.
Boost speed now is showing ads, security is showing ads, even the file manager started showing ads. How to fix it?
Also tried enabling and disabling "msa" which I had disabled cause I read it would disable the system ads, it didn't help.
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Hey Friend I have similar problem too. I turned off permissions/notification when I first bought the phone and all was good until recently. I have ads on Cleaner now and every time I open text messages always asking about chat features. Just today my lock screen and home page changed by themselves. I know text message notification for chat is from Google. Maybe they think phone is old now so send us all this ****.