Sometimes you cant help to havea lot of appson your Android machine.
You rule out installing them since you dont want to part with theanti-stress appsyou regularly use.
But since those apps are affecting your devices battery.
Something needs to be done.
you’re able to try preventing the apps from running in the background.
Look for and tap on Apps and notifications.
At the top, youll see apps youve recently opened.
If the app you want to stop is not there, tap on theSee all X apps.
Once you find and bring up the app, you should see theForce Stopoption.
Keep in mind that the app will start again once you start your phone.
Unless you want to uninstall the app, youll need to stop it again.
Some updates might have a fix so that the app doesnt consume too much battery.
you could also try seeing if there is a system update to install.
To check, go toSettings > System > Advanced > System Update.
Its not enabled by default.
Its something that needs to be done manually.
Go toSettings > About Phone > Tap on the Build number option seven times to enable developer options.
Once its on, youll see a message letting you know that youre now a developer.
In Developer Options, look for the Running services option.
To find it faster, use the search tool at the top.
Once youve opened it, youll see the apps that are using the most memory and how much.
To force stop an app, tap on it and tap on the Stop button.
If stopping an app will hurt your rig, youll see a message letting you know.
The Set a schedule option will be at the top.
