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Note: Wakelock Detector requires root access.
Android has built-in battery management in the form of sleeping. When you aren’t using your phone, Android will first dim the screen, then turn it off, then rest the CPU. Apps can utilize
wakelocks to prevent any of that from happening. This can be useful in some apps (e.g. games) but in other cases, it’s just a waste of battery life.
Wakelock Detector is an app that checks wakelock usage history on your device, thus detecting which apps are preventing your phone from properly resting when not being used. It can tell you which apps are using wakelocks and how often they utilize said wakelocks.
The app is simple and straightforward. You can filter between partial wakelocks (CPU is on, screen is off) and full wakelocks (CPU is on, screen is on). Once you know which apps are keeping your phone awake longer than necessary, you can shut them off or uninstall them altogether.
Note: Wakelocks are a normal part of Android operation. Using wakelocks is okay; abusing them is not. Just be on the lookout for the ones that never give your phone a chance to rest.
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Android has built-in battery management in the form of sleeping. When you aren’t using your phone, Android will first dim the screen, then turn it off, then rest the CPU. Apps can utilize
wakelocks to prevent any of that from happening. This can be useful in some apps (e.g. games) but in other cases, it’s just a waste of battery life.
Wakelock Detector is an app that checks wakelock usage history on your device, thus detecting which apps are preventing your phone from properly resting when not being used. It can tell you which apps are using wakelocks and how often they utilize said wakelocks.
The app is simple and straightforward. You can filter between partial wakelocks (CPU is on, screen is off) and full wakelocks (CPU is on, screen is on). Once you know which apps are keeping your phone awake longer than necessary, you can shut them off or uninstall them altogether.
Note: Wakelocks are a normal part of Android operation. Using wakelocks is okay; abusing them is not. Just be on the lookout for the ones that never give your phone a chance to rest.
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