Question Cameraservice_worker partial wakelock

[Goku1992]

i use device admin package disabler and adb to disable over 380 system apps plus i use no sensors enabled and the wakelock is nonexistent...without no sensors ..its still dead.....im using snapdragon s21 ultra

Which apps have you disabled?

 

[Deleted member 11708371]

all of them...lol

 

[tribalfs]

Could be possible yes...

I've had sensors off most of the day while at work. Turned sensors back on when id finished

I believe samsung heard you. It probably adjusted the shake sensor threshold.

 

[Razvanc95]

Yesterday after a short walk, on my note 20U with the august update there were fewer wakelocks than before from cameraservice_worker, but the battery was still draining and I noticed the BSS_Indisplaysensorhelper: P wakelocks went up

 

[Razvanc95]

i use device admin package disabler and adb to disable over 380 system apps plus i use no sensors enabled and the wakelock is nonexistent...without no sensors ..its still dead.....im using snapdragon s21 ultra

What app is that? Can't seem to find it

 

[Deleted member 11708371]

any device owner package disabler apps work..also ladb works too.... but i do not recommend alliance shield at all!!!

 

[kenpaci]

any device owner package disabler apps work..also ladb works too.... but i do not recommend alliance shield at all!!!

Why? Alliance shield not good?

 

[Goku1992]

I believe samsung heard you. It probably adjusted the shake sensor threshold.

Would be nice yes i also can confirm that standby is a bit better

 

[Goku1992]

all of them...lol

Do you have a list? Would be nice

 

[Deleted member 11708371]

alliance shield is a malicious app...i dont recommend it unless you want scripts running on your device

what works for one device doesnt work for another....sorry my list wont work for all variants

 

[tracherot]

Yesterday after a short walk, on my note 20U with the august update there were fewer wakelocks than before from cameraservice_worker, but the battery was still draining and I noticed the BSS_Indisplaysensorhelper: P

Mate, just FYI, BSS_Indisplaysensor helper is the fingerprint icon on the AOD display. If you disable the icon under fingerprint settings (set to never show) the wakelock dissappears.

Another thing I have noticed, you have high bat usage from IMS Service wakelock. For me, my carrier automatically enrolled me in something called 'Rich Communications Suite'. (RCS)
This is a setting under connections > more connection settings. What this does essentially, is allow large files and MMS messages to be sent within my carrier for free. BS stuff.

Nevertheless, disable rich communications and you will have way less wakelocks from IMS service. At least this was my experience.

Now, only the damn cameraservice_worker wakelock remains for to be fixed (Still no update yet)

Cheers mate and spread the love

 

[Goku1992]

what works for one device doesnt work for another....sorry my list wont work for all variants

But i can try it?

 

[Razvanc95]

Mate, just FYI, BSS_Indisplaysensor helper is the fingerprint icon on the AOD display. If you disable the icon under fingerprint settings (set to never show) the wakelock dissappears.

Another thing I have noticed, you have high bat usage from IMS Service wakelock. For me, my carrier automatically enrolled me in something called 'Rich Communications Suite'. (RCS)
This is a setting under connections > more connection settings. What this does essentially, is allow large files and MMS messages to be sent within my carrier for free. BS stuff.

Nevertheless, disable rich communications and you will have way less wakelocks from IMS service. At least this was my experience.

Now, only the damn cameraservice_worker wakelock remains for to be fixed (Still no update yet)

Cheers mate and spread the love

Wow, I think you just saved my ass. Disabled those little buggers just now and I will probably be fine. Can't thank you enough!!
And for the cameraservice_worker wakelock, as Dr. Ketan said, there could be a chance for it to be fixed with the android 12 and oneUI 4 updates, fingers crossed!!
Cheers!!

 

[Razvanc95]

It's kinda already been fixed I think in AUHB update, I was moving around a lot at work today and it doesn't drain as much, it's now like the note 20 ultra, it exists but drain is way less happy S21U owner now ! I can rely on my battery to last all day even when out walking and moving.

Yes, so I heard and also saw your previous post about it. Glad you can enjoy your phone now. Though, I did not know the drain difference was that big between the s and note.
Good days tho'

 

[Razvanc95]

By the way, does anyone know by chance what this ipsecadapter_eris wakelock is about? Found some info that it may be related to some Vpn service or wifi calls but nothing too specific and I seem to have quite a few wakelocks.

 

[matty100147]

It's kinda already been fixed I think in AUHB update, I was moving around a lot at work today and it doesn't drain as much, it's now like the note 20 ultra, it exists but drain is way less happy S21U owner now ! I can rely on my battery to last all day even when out walking and moving.

thats great to hear, im patiently waiting for this update to be released in the UK, so far nothing yet..its been a pain in the backside this wakelock and having to keep my phone on airplane mode most of the day in work just to make sure the battery will last til bedtime

 

[matty100147]

Airplane doesn't prevent the wakelock. Turning sensors off does.

Airplane mode put my drain from around 3% to around 1% per hour while walking in work all day, I'm into my fitness and step counter so turning the sensors off is a definite no for me

 

[russellcausier]

Still waiting for update too!always seems about a week later in the UK from when the youtubers make a video regarding the latest updates

 

[bartjeh1991]

Mate, just FYI, BSS_Indisplaysensor helper is the fingerprint icon on the AOD display. If you disable the icon under fingerprint settings (set to never show) the wakelock dissappears.

Another thing I have noticed, you have high bat usage from IMS Service wakelock. For me, my carrier automatically enrolled me in something called 'Rich Communications Suite'. (RCS)
This is a setting under connections > more connection settings. What this does essentially, is allow large files and MMS messages to be sent within my carrier for free. BS stuff.

Nevertheless, disable rich communications and you will have way less wakelocks from IMS service. At least this was my experience.

Now, only the damn cameraservice_worker wakelock remains for to be fixed (Still no update yet)

Cheers mate and spread the love

Dude, thanks a lot! I had this on my top battery drain for some time. After disabling its all fine!

 

[Deleted member 11708371]

i recommend turning off sensors at all times when not needed....especially from a security standpoint