I tried that too. I wipe the cache after every update and still happens :/My girlfriend's phone (Galaxy Note 9) had the same flickering issue. She solved it by wiping the cache. (She knows nothing of phones, software, etc., just googled it and find the answer at Samsung's website)
I found a temporary solution
and more battery juice.
Check this out.
“App install optimization” is provided as a preference to disable/enable.
Settings doesn't always clear null marks (presumably) in the app data when you clear it.
when did you get the phone? just letting it learn your usage patterns will amazingly change your battery duration.
Yeah and get amazing erratic behavior too. Adaptive battery isn't the way to optimize a Samsung. Turn off all global power management and ID the power hogs. Deal with each on a case by case basis. It will take some time but the end result is superior.
I used a play store app but no fix, considering a factory reset or maybe updating, no idea if updating would work tho.
Not sure what a good nominal SOT is for that phone. With an AMOLED display it be 6-12%@hr or better with a 5000 mAh battery.
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If you want a striped out Samsung you can go nuts and disable every apk in sight but I don't see a good reason to do this for most users.
Google play Services, something I wuv to hate.
Hello,
i think its Off Topic.. but i have called with an Samsung Guy because my batter is draining so much with my S22 Ultra. He have found out that a service called IMS Service draind my battery.. in App Info i have here an value from 12% used since last full recharge, and i think thats why i can see this service kill my battery.. is this service necessary? i don't want to make calls via LTE etc..
thanks for help
IMS is a general-purpose, open industry standard for voice and multimedia communications over packet-based IP networks. It is a core network technology, that can serve as a low-level foundation for technologies like Voice over IP (VoIP), Push-To-Talk (PTT), Push-To-View, Video Calling, and Video Sharing.IMS suppose to be a good thing. It is required for SIP over 4G, which is digital voice, or VOLTE. Conventional voice calls are made over 4G but fall back to 3G for the voice component. To create greater bandwidth for digital protocols, with 3G pretty much eliminated for use in cellular telephone, and might be reserved for low-bandwidth, legacy IoT communication in critical applications such as security, medical, seismic, mining, remote control, and emergency alert, including 911, 311, 988 services.IMS will register on any US nationwide carrier network. Some countries are now forcing devices to have IMS.As a rule of thumb
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.
1- I have been uninstalling apps over adb for a long time now, and from a functionality standpoint, they don't interfere with the user experience, but on the contrary, uninstalling them improves the experience.
