- Tutorial: Turning off power saving on Android phones
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- How to disable power saving for the Polar Beat and Polar Flow Android apps
- Huawei and Honor phones
- OnePlus phones
- Xiaomi phones
- Other Android phones
- Disable Wifi Power Saving Mode — Galaxy S7
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Tutorial: Turning off power saving on Android phones
In last couple of years, Android phone manufacturers have been concentrating improving the battery life of their phones. In consequence most new phones limit 3rd party apps’ access to the internal GPS when the app runs in background. Some phones will even stop applications from running in the background.
The intent is good, but all this has effect on apps like RaceChrono that collect data – even when the display is turned off and the app has gone to background.
Most phones have settings to turn off the power saving measures. Here’s the list of preferred settings for different phones, to allow recording in the background. Probably not all the settings are needed, but this list will give you a good starting point.
Please contact RaceChrono support if something is incorrect, or you have something to add.
Samsung
Samsung S9 with Android 9.0:
- Settings > Apps > RaceChrono (Pro) > Battery > Allow background activity: Enabled
- Settings > Apps > RaceChrono (Pro) > Battery > Optimise battery use: Not optimised. Notice: You’ll need to select “All” from the drop down list on top, and then disable RaceChrono (Pro)
- Settings > Device care > Battery > Power mode: High performance
- Settings > Device care > Battery > (top menu) > Settings > Optimise settings: Disabled
Samsung S6 with Android 7.0:
- Settings > Device maintenance > Battery > Power saving mode: Off
- Settings > Device maintenance > Battery > Unmonitored apps: Add RaceChrono and/or RaceChrono Pro to the unmonitored list
Huawei
Huawei P20 with Android 9.0:
- Settings > Battery > Performance mode: Enabled
- Settings > Battery > App launch > RaceChrono (Pro): Manage manually (Auto-launch: Enabled, Secondary launch: Enabled, Run in background: Enabled)
Google Pixel
Google Pixel 2 with Android 10.0 beta:
- Settings > Apps & Notifications > RaceChrono (Pro) > Permissions > Location: Allow all time
- Settings > Apps & Notifications > RaceChrono (Pro) > Advanced > Battery > Background restriction: App can use battery in background
- Settings > Apps & Notifications > RaceChrono (Pro) > Advanced > Battery > Battery optimization: Not optimizing battery
- Settings > Battery > Battery saver: Off
OnePlus
OnePlus 5 with Android 9.0:
- Settings > Battery > Battery saver: Off
- Settings > Battery > Battery optimisation > RaceChrono (Pro): Don’t optimise
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How to disable power saving for the Polar Beat and Polar Flow Android apps
Disabling power saving and all background restrictions for the Polar Flow / Beat app in your Android device might be necessary if you’re experiencing any of the issues listed below.
Polar Flow:
- Automatic syncing is not working in the background or it is inconsistent.
- Polar device does not connect automatically to the phone, e.g. after saving a workout or going out of the phone Bluetooth range.
- Phone notifications suddenly stop working after a while or notifications appear on your Polar device inconsistently.
- Huawei phones: training sessions are not synced but all other data (activity, sleep) is.
- You have problems with connected GPS (A370, Unite).
Polar Beat:
- The Polar Beat app is terminated suddenly and your session has not been fully saved.
- GPS is giving erroneous measurements, for example the calculated distance is wrong.
Huawei and Honor phones
Click here to see the latest instructions.
OnePlus phones
- Go to Settings >Battery >Battery optimization.
- Find Polar Flow / Polar Beat from the list. Select it.
- Select Don’t optimize option.
- Return to previous view from the top left arrow.
- Tap three dots from top right, select Advanced optimization.
- Turn Adaptive Battery and Sleep standby optimizaion off.
Xiaomi phones
Android 9 and newer (MIUI 10+):
- Go to Settings >Apps >Manage apps. Find Polar Flow / Polar Beat from the list and select it.
- Enable Autostart first and then tap Battery saver to open it.
- Tap No restrictions to enable it.
- Autostart appears now enabled and Battery saver is set to No restrictions.
Other Xiaomi phones:
- Make sure the Polar Flow / Polar Beat app is not open in the background. Close it if it is.
- Go to Settings >Battery & performance >Manage apps battery usage > Choose apps. Tap Installed apps at the top, find Polar Flow / Polar Beat from the list and choose No restrictions.
- If the above path cannot be found, go to Settings >Battery >Battery saver > Choose apps. Find Polar Flow / Polar Beat from the list and choose No restrictions.
Other Android phones
Different Android devices have their own power saving features and settings but generally these settings can be found in some of the following places.
Android versions 6/7:
- Go to Settings > Battery. Disable all battery savers and if there are app-specific restrictions, choose the Polar Flow or Beat app and disable power saving features for it
- Go to Settings > Apps — Polar Flow / Polar Beat > Battery optimization. Choose All apps from the top, find Polar Flow / Beat from the list and disable optimizations for the app.
Android versions 8 and newer:
- Go to Settings > Battery. Disable all battery savers and if there are app-specific restrictions, choose Polar Flow / Polar Beat app and disable power saving features for it. On Android 9, we recommend disabling the Adaptive battery feature altogether.
- Go to Settings > Battery > … (three dots) > Battery optimization. Choose All apps from the top, find Polar Flow / Polar Beat from the list and disable optimizations for the app.
- Go to Settings > Apps & notifications > All apps / App info >Polar Flow / Polar Beat > Battery. Disable all background restrictions and optimizations.
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Disable Wifi Power Saving Mode — Galaxy S7
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By default the Galaxy S7 has a WiFi power saving mode which affects bandwidth and response when the device screen is off and on battery power.
New method to disable WiFi Power Saving mode. Should work for other Samsung devices.
The *#0011# method I’ve found creates a file /data/.psm.info and contains a 0 to disable power saving.
Open a Terminal session.
su
echo ‘0’ > /data/.psm.info
chmod 664 /data/.psm.info
Or you can use my app to toggle the setting.
Play Store App
Power Saver On
Power Saver Off — Sees a fast response every other ping.
Follow the instructions below or use my own attached modded file to disable this power saving mode. The option is in a service menu but the activity hides the power saving button to toggle it.
My scheduled Wi-Fi tasks now don’t struggle.
My S7 is a UK G930F. Will also work with G935F.
Copied /system/priv-app/serviceModeApp_FB/serviceModeApp_FB.apk
Decompiled using AndroidMultiTool and latest apktool.jar
Edit /res/layout/wifi_information.xml
Change the powersavemod lines — android:visibility from «gone» to «visible»
Recompile the apk
Copy back to device /system/priv-app/serviceModeApp_FB/serviceModeApp_FB.apk
Restart device.
Open the Dialer and type *#0011#
Click More
Click Wifi
You will now see the WIFI Power Save Mode option
With Power Saver of, screen off and no USB connected, you get better bandwidth and a quick response every other ping.
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Power saving mode
When a smartphone is used a lot, its battery runs down quickly. The battery capacity also decreases with time, so the older your smartphone is, the faster the battery discharges. Power saving mode in Yandex Browser for Mobile saves your battery charge and gives you one extra hour of smartphone use.
How does power saving mode work?
In this mode, Yandex Browser for Mobile :
Enable
When the battery charge drops to 20%, Yandex Browser for Mobile turns on power saving mode and the icon appears to the right of the SmartBox .
By default, power saving mode is turned off when you plug in your smartphone .
For the current session
Power saving mode turns off when you plug in your smartphone .
Disable
The percentage of battery charge saved is displayed next to the option.
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Power saving mode
When a smartphone is used a lot, its battery runs down quickly. The battery capacity also decreases with time, so the older your smartphone is, the faster the battery discharges. Power saving mode in Yandex Browser for Mobile saves your battery charge and gives you one extra hour of smartphone use.
How does power saving mode work?
In this mode, Yandex Browser for Mobile :
Enable
When the battery charge drops to 20%, Yandex Browser for Mobile turns on power saving mode and the icon appears to the right of the SmartBox .
By default, power saving mode is turned off when you plug in your smartphone .
For the current session
Power saving mode turns off when you plug in your smartphone .
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Permanently disabling android power saving
I have UCedge running in our facility on Samsung galaxy j3(6) phones. UCedge is a VOIP app that allows you to talk with our main phone server. The issue is that since the last update on the phones version 7.1.1 of android OS if the phone is locked for 10 minutes it shuts down either the wifi or the app, or puts them to sleep and calls do not come in if the app is asleep. I can turn power saving off and it still does this. I have also turned power saving on, then added the app to the unmonitored apps and it still does this. Keep wifi on during sleep has always been turned on. Does anyone know a way of disabling power saving other than this, I have tried uninstalling the app and reinstalling, factory wiping the phones, and just about everything I can think of to get them working with no luck.
Thanks in advance.
The problem has to do with how android handles open apps and memory management (wake-locks) it’s not necessarily a power-saving issue, but one of persistence and app permissions that is baked into the OS at a core level that is likely not user customizable without rooting or a new ROM.
Everything you could want for Rooting, and new roms, can be found at XDA https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j3-2016
Unfortunately, the roms are likely to be the same version or newer, which means you may still run into the problems with the apps being disabled while the phone is in standby. XDA thankfully has some marshmallow (6.x) variants
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