why does the marshmallow update suck
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What will that do if i reboot in safe mode? Is there an easy way of isolating which app is keeping the phone awake i already did a reset on it . It helped a little but not much.
Are those screen shots from 100% to 51% discharge without any charging? So your up time was truly 16+hours? What was your screen on time?
Did you install a lot of apps? I only ask because that could be why dex2oat shows up in your usage.
1. Download quickshortcutmaker
2. Once installed, search for access lock in the app.
3. Create a shortcut for the home screen.
4. Open shortcut to LG access lock and disable the keep awake feature for whatever third party app you think might be keeping your phone from properly sleeping.
What acces lock screen look like:
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2. Once installed, search for access lock in the app.
3. Create a shortcut for the home screen.
4. Open shortcut to LG access lock and disable the keep awake feature for whatever third party app you think might be keeping your phone from properly sleeping.
What acces lock screen look like:
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Inders99
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I set it last night to GPS only. I also shut off location permissions for some apps that I think aren't critical to my needs. Only lost 2% from 10:00pm to 5am after 100% charge yesterday evening. I'll report back later today.
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When using an Android monitor program under PROCESS column LOGD does pop up but difficult to get cumulative amount of CPU usage (and therefore battery drain) associated with it. I hope you're right and the next update to Marshmallow fixes it. I know one thing - something is wrong with Marshmallow on my G4. Losing 30% battery overnight when unplugged is unacceptable (and before factory reset it was much worse!). Under Lolliopop I'd lost maybe 2%. There's a leak somewhere.
Screen time was only about 45 min. I only have a few apps installed. facebook, messenger, fedex, the score, venngo, Instagram, hhonors, the chive, zedge, kijiji, pinterest. slacker and canada post. The only ones i openend after my reset was facebook and messenger. In safe mode there was no keep awake than i went to regular mode and keep awake was just over 1 min and i was only in regular for about 5 min.
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I use Access Lock under Marshmallow (also under Lollipop before upgrade). Access lock has more granular control over app's permissions compared to the new Marshmallow feature.
tardus
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I wish I knew! I took this when I woke up this morning. There's some kind of memory leak. And by the way, I don't have a ton of apps installed.
I don't know what all the fuss is about. I've got the March update on my Nexus 6p and this is definitely the greatest phone and mobile OS I've ever had! I came from an iPhone 6 Plus and there is no way I'd go back!
Can you click on those top 4 or 5 listings in the battery usage and post those screen shots as well?
I have learned, way back with the Jellybean update that if you hard reset your phone after an os update.....you don't usually have any problems. This has worked for me on various phones on all three major carriers.
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I hard reset my g4 on tmobile afyer marshmallow update and I haven't had any problems.
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Downloaded that app and holy cow there are a bunch of apps on keep awake. Not just the apps i downloaded either there were a bunch that came with the phone. What do the other options mean that are checked like "inside out".
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