Severe Battery Drain Issue

Nubwy

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I've had my S7 for a couple of months, and I've not really had issues with the battery until now. Last night I noticed that my phone was running slow after updating some apps including Facebook, the best buy app and my Oculus app. I let them update, then I restarted my phone. I set my alarm for 7am this morning, and placed it on my Samsung wireless charging pad. The phone was on when I went to sleep. I randomly woke up a little after 7, and my phone was turned off on the pad. I turned it on and in the last hour it has drained 30% battery. My phone has stayed warm all morning so far and Android system is uaing 38% of my battery as of now. Phone is slightly sluggish. I already tried a reaet using the volume and power buttons. No change. Any ideas?
 

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woodri47

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I recently updated and noticed the exact same issue. I don't currently have facebook installed and I am in the process of cleaning my device a little more, but it isn't really in high use. I unplugged the phone from my charger at 630 AM this morning and I am at 32% with light use. 40% of the batter is at Android system 14% is for Google app 9% is for screen and 8 % for android OS. This is ABSOLUTELY unacceptable and we need a patch for this bug.
 

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It's the Oculus app update. My phone, after the update behaved like yours. The battery plummeted and the phone got hot and stayed that way. A look at the system just showed the generic "Android System" was hammering the battery. In my case, Oculus was the only thing that auto-updated (I won't let it do that again).

Yesterday afternoon, I was ready to uninstall Oculus and low and behold, they pushed another update which seems to have fixed the issue. We'll see.
 

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It's the Oculus app update. My phone, after the update behaved like yours. The battery plummeted and the phone got hot and stayed that way. A look at the system just showed the generic "Android System" was hammering the battery. In my case, Oculus was the only thing that auto-updated (I won't let it do that again).

Yesterday afternoon, I was ready to uninstall Oculus and low and behold, they pushed another update which seems to have fixed the issue. We'll see.

This still is not resolving the issue because I updated Oculus last night. I solved it by uninstalling all Oculus related and Samsung vr related apps. I tried just uninstalling Oculus and every time I restarted, it was back and hadn't uninstalled. So I got rid of all of it and it's working normally now. I never used vr that much anyways.
 

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