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This sounds a lot like the problem Android had with background tasks. Starting in KitKat, a batching mechanism was introduced, so that apps which declared that
by dsr_ 10y ago
This sounds a lot like the problem Android had with background tasks.
Starting in KitKat, a batching mechanism was introduced, so that apps which declared that they wanted CPU or screen resources in the future didn't all have separate timers running, but instead became members of a class that wanted similar things.
One of the most effective features of Greenify, a battery-saving app, is to force all apps (or all apps minus a few that you designate) into the batching mechanism.
- izacus 10y agoYep, and Android 6.0 Doze even expanded this mechanism to be more aggressive which proved to provide huge battery savings.
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