Google unintentionally empowers the battery saver feature on Android devices
Some Android clients most likely saw some weird things occurring with their telephones throughout the most recent few days. Applications may have quit updating out of sight, Location services possibly weren’t being used when your screen was locked, and your notifications were maybe deferred. That is on the grounds that Google unintentionally empowered the battery saver feature remotely on a few telephones running Android Pie, with the setting kicking in even on gadgets that were completely charged.
The organization’s Pixel group composed on Reddit Thursday that an interior test “was mistakenly rolled out to more users than intended.” Google has moved back the battery saver feature to default for the individuals who were influenced, so you may need to empower it again in the event that you want to have it turned on.
Among the gadgets that were supposedly influenced were Google Pixel, OnePlus 6, Essential Phone and Nokia 7+ gadgets running Android Pie or its beta, as indicated by Android Police.
Google and Apple can remotely compel updates or changes on Android and iOS gadgets to secure clients in uncommon circumstances. For example, since the App Store propelled 10 years back, Apple has had an approach to disable hurtful applications that some way or another made it onto individuals’ iPhones.
Google may thank its fortunate stars it just changed a moderately innocuous battery saver setting on a few telephones and not something that would cause clients more serious issues. In any case, the individuals who were influenced may have discovered the entire undertaking to some degree terrifying.
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