I have Googled, like a mad man, trying to figure out what the hell this actually is. For the past week, everytime I move/copy files on my phone, I'll get a pop-up saying ActionManager Services crashed. Cleared app cache, deleted recentently downloaded apps, it continued. I noticed that, beyond being annoying, there weren't any negative effects to this app crashing every time I do any damn thing. And then this morning I unplugged my phone at 99%. No apps open, didn't use it at all for 5 hours.. And it was down to 60%. Battery breakdown says ActionManager Services used 27% of battery. And Media used 21%.
What the hell is going on?
Im tempted to disable ActionManager Services, but first I'd like to know what it actually does. What is it? What purpose does it serve, and why would Media use this much battery when I'm not even using my device!
Thank you!
What the hell is going on?
Im tempted to disable ActionManager Services, but first I'd like to know what it actually does. What is it? What purpose does it serve, and why would Media use this much battery when I'm not even using my device!
Thank you!
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