Any chance you're using a password manager like lastpass? I read on a Dutch forum that this made someone's phone lag. Once removed the lag was gone.
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I was wondering if I was going crazy, lot of apps are lagging on my new 6p that were fast on my 2014 Moto X. I think I may have a bad radio, might send it back before the 14 days are up and get a new one. At this point, I'm having a bit of buyers remorse that I shouldn't have with this phone.
Any chance you're using a password manager like lastpass? I read on a Dutch forum that this made someone's phone lag. Once removed the lag was gone.
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Before you send it back, you can do a mobile data reset. Settings >backup and reset >network settings reset
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This actually seemed to help. Things are opening a little more quickly now.
I've also realized through my intense scrutiny that some apps just open slowly all the time, while some are optimized for instant response to touches. The worst offender that I have installed is Skype, which often has a 1 second plus delay from touch to response. I'm leaning towards this being more of an app optimization issue than a phone issue, but I've got two days left to decide.
Also, something is really chewing through my battery...
Install a battery monitor like GSAM (https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ails?id=com.gsamlabs.bbm&hl=en&token=_lifbUSg) to help locate the app that's eating up battery power.
This actually seemed to help. Things are opening a little more quickly now.
I've also realized through my intense scrutiny that some apps just open slowly all the time, while some are optimized for instant response to touches. The worst offender that I have installed is Skype, which often has a 1 second plus delay from touch to response. I'm leaning towards this being more of an app optimization issue than a phone issue, but I've got two days left to decide.
Also, something is really chewing through my battery...
I was using laspass, uninstalled it because it was guzzling battery.
Why does it use battery when not in use though? Because of cloud syncing in the background maybe? I use Keepass2Android instead because it backs up to cloud but uses GDrive rather than servers run by the developer and it only backs up and syncs when you make changes rather than using an always-on type of sync.
Why does it use battery when not in use though? Because of cloud syncing in the background maybe? I use Keepass2Android instead because it backs up to cloud but uses GDrive rather than servers run by the developer and it only backs up and syncs when you make changes rather than using an always-on type of sync.