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#181377 13-Oct-2015 12:24
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Go to settings>battery then tap on the battery graph. Is there a continuous bar under the "awake" category? I'm trying to determine how widespread this problem is and whether I'm wasting my time trying to beat it.
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  #1405002 13-Oct-2015 13:23
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I have a 2012 Nexus 7 and it has over the last few months gone from lasting over a week on standby, to completely draining itself (ie to 0%) over the course of about two days if left untouched, even in flight mode.  (I don't use it much because Lollipop has rendered it mostly unusable except for e-books).  So, I think I'd say that this isn't sleeping properly.
Maybe it had nightmares about electronic sheep

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  #1405014 13-Oct-2015 13:45
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No, far from being a solid bar on my S5.



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  #1405022 13-Oct-2015 13:52
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Not sleeping can generally be tracked down to some badly behaved app.




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  #1405025 13-Oct-2015 14:00
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No solid line:


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  #1405032 13-Oct-2015 14:06
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I downloaded a battery saver app that has enabled me to identify apps that were constantly restarting in the background.

The two worst offenders were AirNZ (up to 90 starts per day) and a banking app (up to 50).

They were high up in the battery and data use lists too; especially considering that I use them infrequently and when I do use them it isn't for very long.

I have changed settings so that neither of these apps can auto-run and battery life has improved dramatically.




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  #1405033 13-Oct-2015 14:07
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HTC One M9 running Android 5.1







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  #1405036 13-Oct-2015 14:12
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Huawei Mate 7 running Android 5.1.1

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  #1405067 13-Oct-2015 15:13
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Oneplus one running 5.1.1




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  #1405094 13-Oct-2015 15:51
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It seems everyone set the option to keep WiFi on all the time. Makes sense as mobile data costs a lot more...






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  #1405116 13-Oct-2015 16:39
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I suspect you have a app running rogue


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  #1405120 13-Oct-2015 16:42
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... and does it dream of electric sheep?


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  #1405422 14-Oct-2015 09:00
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My G4 doesn't have such a detailed usage graph, with LG clearly thinking they know better than stock Android - ie it doesn't plot specific components (wifi, screen etc) across time, only their cumulative totals as a percentage. Are there any easy ways to see such usage over time?

MikeAqua: I downloaded a battery saver app that has enabled me to identify apps that were constantly restarting in the background. ...


Which app did you use?

Cheers...

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