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Also these updates drain the battery all the time and there is no way to tell them to please stop. At least on Android you can install "greenify app" but for t
by superasn 9y ago
Also these updates drain the battery all the time and there is no way to tell them to please stop.
At least on Android you can install "greenify app" but for that to work properly, you need to have root and for that you have to unlock the bootloader (for which you have to wait 14 days and also void your warranty). I mean wtf, it's my phone but the design is such that a shit ton of crap always needs to run in the background (looking at you google play services) and dozens of useless apps that are always connecting just to show me more push notifications.
- aidenn0 9y agoMy android phone was configured out-of-the-box to only run autoupdates when plugged in and on wifi. It's easy to see because if I haven't plugged my phone in for a few days, as soon as I do it starts updating like crazy.
- rhizome 9y agoI do this too, and the most annoying thing is just to arrive home at the end of the day and my phone becoming unusable because something, somewhere has to update ASAP on WiFi. I don't even keep that many apps installed, but as sure as eggs, something always needs an update.
- moftz 9y agoYou can use your phone for a few days without plugging it in?