You're welcome, consider donating if you wish toYes adb AC is good but i prefer UAD for the description of each packages. As of now i also have extreme debloat list based on my usage. Thankyou again for your work sir. Much appreciated of what youre doing
Not you, You're not new here, you should be aware that you have to restore everything before updating.
Ah **** i forgot. Thx for the heads up you r doing an amazing job here
You should be able to regain your settings by restoring everything and rebooting, you can then reapply your preset and debloat.
I cant enable usb debugging from settigs lol cuz i dont have access to settings
Hopefully samsung will add it,I tried it and it doesn t works
I cant enable usb debugging cuz i cant access the settings app any other way???
Display all of your apps on your device.
"search in apps" type in Digital Wellbeing and tap on uninstall and the Settings app should comply.
The theory is one cannot uninstall Digital Wellbeing or disable in settings, but one can uninstall the update and disable the "Usage data access" special permission from Digital Wellbeing that might allow access to system settings.
Looking at the S23 Ultra, and how it improves on the S22's shortcomings - I wish I had gotten the S23 instead
If you have snapdragon version don't even bother. If you have exynos only one big thing is noticable ant that's battery life. Some other things are better but they didn't changed that much(maybe better stabilisation and videos in the night worth mentioning).
Yes, I've fully used Recommended settings, as well as adb settings values which are now listed as "Level 1" and "Level 2" (only Level 1 was used in my case) on the original page, however, even there I usually change/leave on some features I prefer myself, such as double tap to wake.
Right , i never posted an actual picture , but i remember very distincly i got 14 h 58 m screen on time & around 3 h screen off time (+ youtube and some other apps after i'm done with Quickedit)
)I did however, follow all the ADB commands that are suggested in OP. I'm running on FHD+, Adaptive Motion Smoothness (via Galaxy Max Hz app), Processing speed set to Optimized. Enabled CPU Responsiveness, enabled performance limit. I know it sounds crazy, but I get the best of both worlds with the performance limit ON and CPU Responsiveness ON, the phone is insanely fast and battery is great. I tried different combinations and this has been my best result in terms of battery life and I'm still at 42%. My benchmarks are still 1200, 3400.
