OneUI 7: DESATIVE ISSO e ECONOMIZE 10x MAIS BATERIA em QUALQUER SAMSUNG

Summary

In this video, Davi from Tech Alerta addresses the issue of fast battery drainage on Samsung phones after the Android 15 and One UI update. He provides a detailed guide to solve the problem by disabling power-draining features in Google settings, including ad personalization and data sharing. Davi also recommends turning off Bluetooth and device scanning unless needed, disabling low battery mode, and using dark mode for OLED screens to save battery. He encourages viewers to share their experiences in the comments and offers more tips for optimizing battery life.

Takeaways

• 😀 Disabling certain Google features like 'Ad Personalization' and 'Suggested Ads from Apps' can significantly reduce battery drain on your Samsung phone.
• 😀 Turning off 'Usage and Diagnostics' prevents your phone from sending data to Google, which can save battery life.
• 😀 Deactivating Bluetooth when not in use stops your phone from using power to maintain connections to nearby devices.
• 😀 The 'Device Nearby' feature should be disabled unless you're actively using it to locate devices like wearables or headphones.
• 😀 Keep offline mode off unless needed to conserve power.
• 😀 The *Low Battery Dump* feature (*#9900#*) should be turned off to prevent unnecessary background processes from draining your battery.
• 😀 Using dark mode on phones with OLED screens reduces battery consumption by displaying black pixels more efficiently.
• 😀 Adaptive brightness can be toggled based on personal preference, but some users report it drains more battery while adjusting brightness automatically.
• 😀 Disabling unnecessary background functions and features on your Samsung phone can dramatically improve battery performance.
• 😀 After following these steps, monitor your battery’s performance and share feedback on how it improved for you.

Q & A

Why is the battery draining quickly on Samsung phones after updating to One UI and Android 15?

The battery drains quickly due to certain default settings and features that are activated after the update, including background processes, app-related ads, and other services running in the background.

What are the three functions in the Google settings that should be disabled to improve battery life?

The three functions are: 1) 'Ad Themes', 2) 'Suggested Ads from Apps', and 3) 'Usage and Diagnostics'. Disabling these reduces background processes that consume battery power.

How does Google’s 'Suggested Ads from Apps' feature affect battery consumption?

'Suggested Ads from Apps' tracks your behavior and suggests personalized ads. It runs in the background, which consumes battery power without providing any significant benefit.

Why should the 'Usage and Diagnostics' feature be turned off?

Turning off 'Usage and Diagnostics' prevents your phone from sending system improvement reports and other data to Google, reducing background activity that drains battery life.

Which connection-related features can be disabled to save battery?

You can disable Bluetooth, offline mode, and the 'Device Nearby' feature, which searches for devices like wearables and headphones. Disabling these features reduces background tasks that consume battery.

Should the 'Device Nearby' feature be disabled?

While it can be disabled, it is not recommended if you use features like 'Find My Device.' If you prefer better battery life and don't need it, you can disable it.

What is the danger of having the 'Low Battery Dump' feature activated on a Samsung phone?

The 'Low Battery Dump' feature, when activated, allows the phone to continue running background processes and diagnostic tasks even with low battery, which can cause the phone to shut down unexpectedly.

How can the 'Low Battery Dump' feature be turned off?

To turn off the 'Low Battery Dump' feature, enter the special code 'asterisk, tic-tac-toe 9900' in the phone’s settings and deactivate it to prevent excessive background processes from running.

What impact does using dark mode have on battery life?

Using dark mode, especially on OLED screens, helps conserve battery life because it reduces the power required to light up individual pixels compared to bright screens.

Is adaptive brightness good for battery life?

Adaptive brightness adjusts the screen's brightness based on ambient lighting. While some argue it uses more battery, others find it helpful for maintaining optimal screen visibility. It is up to personal preference whether to enable or disable this feature.