King Bengals
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 10, 2017
- Messages
- 61
- Reaction score
- 27
- Location
- New York City
- Current Phone Model
- Moto Z Force -32G.
I have a Moto Z Force running recent Android 7.0. I bought the phone in Dec. 2016 so I’ve had it a couple months. It seems like now I’m not getting the same incredible battery life I used to get. I’m wondering if I have a bunch of apps running in the background & how I can stop them? I’ve turned the phone off several time & it doesn’t seem to help. I think there are apps & services that are triggered to act from the background without my control. For instance.
-When I go on walks the Map App gives me traffic details on my home screen. I’m not driving.
-Pandora & iHeart pops up on home screen with suggestion & info randomly even when long since closed.
-It shows me all the apps that were recently updated.
-When I walk by a restaurant or in CVS it sends me info.
There are a lot of other instances that are similar to the above. It makes me think there is some location & add driven services running in the background.
-I do run Google Fit 24/7 in background as it tracks my steps, maps my walks & other data. Plus it links to my FitBit. But I don’t think it should take up too much battery life.
I’ve google the subject of “finding & stopping apps running in the background” but they all recommend a 3rd party app to do it. There are a crap ton on apps available but I’m hoping to find a solution that doesn’t require adding another app. If an App is the best direction to go which one would you all recommend?
Thanks!
-When I go on walks the Map App gives me traffic details on my home screen. I’m not driving.
-Pandora & iHeart pops up on home screen with suggestion & info randomly even when long since closed.
-It shows me all the apps that were recently updated.
-When I walk by a restaurant or in CVS it sends me info.
There are a lot of other instances that are similar to the above. It makes me think there is some location & add driven services running in the background.
-I do run Google Fit 24/7 in background as it tracks my steps, maps my walks & other data. Plus it links to my FitBit. But I don’t think it should take up too much battery life.
I’ve google the subject of “finding & stopping apps running in the background” but they all recommend a 3rd party app to do it. There are a crap ton on apps available but I’m hoping to find a solution that doesn’t require adding another app. If an App is the best direction to go which one would you all recommend?
Thanks!