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No, no battery swelling. The only minor hiccup I have had is that at some point the devices decide that enough time has passed that there must be a software up
by rsync 3y ago
No, no battery swelling.
The only minor hiccup I have had is that at some point the devices decide that enough time has passed that there must be a software update available ... and I ignore the prompts to do so ... which is fine ...
... but then there was a power outage and when they powered back on they were in some update status where they weren't online until I clicked something ? I forget ... might have been an updated google legal agreement with the update ?
They are google pixel devices with stock OS load and no apps added (other than that SMSForwarder) but even still, had some logic for software update that produced a minor annoyance.
- j1elo 3y agoGood to know! Indeed some hiccups are expected. I don't need 2FA mule most of the time, but when I do, mine is an old phone flashed with LineageOS, no Google services at all, only F-Droid and otherwise manually installed apps. Working well, albeit the Google login tends to give more problems than it should, in smaller and independent apps like these. But I definitely observed that the one time that I left the phone plugged in for the most part of 3 months, the battery never was the same. It lost like a third of its capacity.
- marci 3y agoFuthermore, you can then install ACCA and set it to reduce the risks of battery issues. https://f-droid.org/packages/mattecarra.accapp/ https://f-droid.org/packages/mattecarra.accapp/
- j1elo 3y agoThat's interesting, thanks. Have you used it? Do you know if it's only the GUI for ACC (i.e. that ACC must be installed independently), or if it already embeds ACC?