Where's the power saving mode?

[Lefank]

I have no idea where it is..

 

[josiahlikesminecraft]

I wish I did but I have never owned a HTC. Is it not in the settings?

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[Golfdriver97]

I have no idea where it is..

Not sure myself either, but I can get someone to help.

 

[jeverts]

Been removed by Verizon...

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[Scott Kenyon]

Not present as a user facing option. I've heard claims that it's there, but automatic. I am not sure if I believe that, but it's the rumor.

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[jeverts]

Not automatic, just plain removed on the Verizon One

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[Scott Kenyon]

Not automatic, just plain removed on the Verizon One

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That wouldn't surprise me, but it's not what I heard. Not talking smack.

 

[BBSeattle]

Are we asking to ask or do we feel there is a need for one?
I am going on a week+ and have not seen any reason to use or want one.
I am an independent contractor and use my One as my office phone and it is constantly in use from 8 - 5.
By 10:00pm I am still at 40% or better.

 

[benhmadison]

I can't imagine why Verizon would remove the option. What is their motive?

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[jeverts]

I'm fine without it too...

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[BlakeGates]

I am a Sprint HTC One user, which has the constant power saving option in the notification shade. It is a rarely used option for me, but I have used it before and have been happy with the results.

But what is the ridiculous motive for Verizon to remove such an option? It makes absolutely no sense. Even if it was never used by any Verizon subscriber with a One, what's the point in removing such a small and pretty much insignificant option? What did that gain Verizon except for threads like these and people standing around scratching their heads asking the same questions I just asked lol....

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[Scott Kenyon]

Power saver does make a difference. I'll testify as to it. As far as why they'd remove it it's like asking a crazy person why they think the sky is green. Whatever answer you may get won't be adequate.

 

[ffejjj]

I also heard it was there in the background. Easy enough to check, run your phone down to 15% and see if it dims automatically. That's part of the power saving and an easy way to test

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[BBSeattle]

Some responses claim the power saver program is very small, insignificant and rarely used...?? Yet wanting to know where it went?? Really?? It appears that you may be answering your own question.

 

[Scott Kenyon]

If by rarely used you mean used every single day, that's correct

 

[BlakeGates]

Some responses claim the power saver program is very small, insignificant and rarely used...?? Yet wanting to know where it went?? Really?? It appears that you may be answering your own question.

Well since it appears you are passively pointing out my post since I am the only one to have mentioned any of that, I would suggest re-reading what I wrote. It appears you may have not understood it.

 

[jeverts]

Well since it appears you are passively pointing out my post since I am the only one to have mentioned any of that, I would suggest re-reading what I wrote. It appears you may have not understood it.

I don't think anybody knows what happened and why. Tis a mystery...

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[Scott Kenyon]

Verizon execs probably sold the feature in order to have enough money for a new yacht.

 

[BlakeGates]

I don't think anybody knows what happened and why. Tis a mystery...

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Yea, just strange. I mean, it makes not a damn bit of difference to me as a Sprint customer, but just a strange thing to be removed.

Verizon execs probably sold the feature in order to have enough money for a new yacht.

Lol

 

[RyanMXA]

another thread on this? There must be 3 or four now.
search on this forum, it has been covered. Apparently an HTC rep confirmed it is in verizon 4.2 automatically.

Regardless, my battery life is more than sufficient for all day use.