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Android 13 update
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Expand Up @@ -23,20 +23,143 @@ The settings are mostly the same as Android 11 below, with a few changes:

* The "Optimize battery usage" option doesn't exist anymore under "Special Access".
* Under "Device Care" there is no "Automation" or "Advanced" option anymore.
* Lock Recent App is not available.
* "Auto-optimize daily", "Adaptive power saving", and "Optimize battery usage" are not available

So the **existing options** to change would be:
1. The per-app setting.
2. Adaptive battery.
3. Put unused apps to sleep.
### Per-app battery optimizations

> The _"Put unused apps to sleep"_ option is the major headache we see on Samsung - a non-standard app-killing feature that isn't present in AOSP implemented only by Samsung which puts an app you did not use for X days to a mode with restricted background processing. On some releases, the period was short as 3 days. So if you did not use your alarm clock over the weekend your alarm would not ring.
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### Adaptive battery

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### Remove permissions if app is unused

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### List of "Alarms and Reminders"

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### Auto-optimizations

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### Adaptive power saving

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### Lists of Sleeping apps, Unused apps, Deep sleeping apps, Never sleeping apps

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> The _"Put unused apps to sleep"_ option is the major headache we see on Samsung - a non-standard app-killing feature that isn't present in AOSP implemented only by Samsung which puts an app you did not use for X days to a mode with restricted background processing. On some releases, the period was as short as 3 days. So if you did not use your alarm clock over the weekend your alarm would not ring.


## Android 11

On Android 11 Samsung will prevent apps work in background by default unless you exclude apps from battery optimizations. This is a severe divergence from standard Android process management policies.<br>
Yes, this is a long way to go! Devs cannot ask for it automatically as they risk being kicked out from Play Store due to policy violations.
On Android 11 Samsung will prevent apps work in the background by default unless you exclude apps from battery optimizations. This is a severe divergence from standard Android process management policies.<br>
Yes, this is a long way to go! Devs cannot ask for it automatically as they risk being kicked out from the Play Store due to policy violations.

### Lock the app in Recent

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