S6 - Com.tmobile.pr.adapt

[clsdv]

Received my replacement phone a day ago and now this one seems to have this battery drain issue. My previous S6 never did this. I can't disable it and it keeps coming back on. Any solution?

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[PapaGary]

Google is your friend. A search on com.tmobile.pr.adapt brought up 148,000 results and this:

[Q] Just rooted, what's com.tmobile.pr.adapt… | Samsung Galaxy S6 | XDA Forums

Happy reading.

 

[clsdv]

I did Google it but Im not rooted so this solution doesn't help me at all which is why I'm here.

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[erasat]

I've read of people with Unlocked T-Mobile S6 and as soon as they insert another SIM card for other provider or even travel outside US they get the same drain from that service.

So, I'd suggest you to wipe cache partition and wipe data/factory reset, but if you don't want the hassle of set everything again, try this first, download this App, Download Package Disabler 2.6 APK File, it's great little app that was just removed from the play Store because Samsung Asked the devleoper to do it, but with this app you can disable any app you want, there is a 7-10 apps maximum in teh free app and the pro version allowed you to do it unlimited, but again, no longer available.

 

[clsdv]

I was reading that as well but I just received this replacement from T-Mobile. If it continues I'll have to ask for another replacement.

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[PapaGary]

I did Google it but Im not rooted so this solution doesn't help me at all which is why I'm here.

Yes, I assumed that but there are comments on that thread from people that are not rooted. It does explain what the app is for and I, at least, found that interesting.

 

[Arthur Mcbride]

Not true, first there are currently about 3 different, ' package Disablers ',available for download on Google play store including the one I just downloaded,' Package Disabler Pro for Samsung ', it truly is an awesome app, actually a must have for those that don't want to root their phones. One app that's available has a very clever way to actually uninstall any app one wishes without rooting.