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How to extend the phone battery lifespan?
Today, I've prepared a comprehensive guide covering everything about phone batteries, from basics to pro-level strategies.
If you find this research and guide insufficient, please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
Click on the items for detailed information.
Let's start with the basics:
1. Adjust your screen brightness to a comfortable level without causing strain to your eyes.
2. Keep an eye on your battery level, aiming not to let it fall below 20% or go above 80-85%. Use certified charging adapters that come with your phone or have been tested.
3. If possible, avoid using a power bank.
4. Ensure your phone doesn't overheat.
5. Minimize the use of multiple accounts, especially multiple Google accounts.
6. Consider calibrating your battery if it seems to be losing accuracy.
Now, let's move on to the pro-level steps:
1. Use apps sparingly. Many popular, less popular, or seemingly functional apps consume excessive resources, including battery, storage, RAM, and various components.
2. Control app background activities and functions. Limiting background app activity can significantly extend battery life by preventing constant information retrieval in the background.
3. Disable unnecessary Google Services. Google apps consume battery and resources.
4. Tweak Kernel and CPU settings. Utilize a kernel manager to adjust profiles, prioritizing power-saving settings for general tasks, unless your device is very old and experiencing freezes.
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Today, I've prepared a comprehensive guide covering everything about phone batteries, from basics to pro-level strategies.
If you find this research and guide insufficient, please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
Click on the items for detailed information.
Let's start with the basics:
1. Adjust your screen brightness to a comfortable level without causing strain to your eyes.
2. Keep an eye on your battery level, aiming not to let it fall below 20% or go above 80-85%. Use certified charging adapters that come with your phone or have been tested.
3. If possible, avoid using a power bank.
4. Ensure your phone doesn't overheat.
5. Minimize the use of multiple accounts, especially multiple Google accounts.
6. Consider calibrating your battery if it seems to be losing accuracy.
Now, let's move on to the pro-level steps:
1. Use apps sparingly. Many popular, less popular, or seemingly functional apps consume excessive resources, including battery, storage, RAM, and various components.
2. Control app background activities and functions. Limiting background app activity can significantly extend battery life by preventing constant information retrieval in the background.
3. Disable unnecessary Google Services. Google apps consume battery and resources.
4. Tweak Kernel and CPU settings. Utilize a kernel manager to adjust profiles, prioritizing power-saving settings for general tasks, unless your device is very old and experiencing freezes.
About us:
π @popmodsnetwork
π· Tags: #Android #Guides
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Why Chrome/Chromium is Not Secure and How to Switch to Firefox?
Not a day goes by without a drama, security and privacy breach or a problem related to Chrome/Chromium. You might say to me: 'But the browser I use is open source?'. Whether it is open source or not, when there is a bug, a flaw or a problem in Chromium, your Chromium-based browser is automatically affected. This situation is not limited to security breaches; Google's changes often spill over to the Chromium ecosystem. For example, a recent update reduced the effectiveness of ad blockers, which directly affects users' privacy rights. These kinds of events give me reasons to consider alternatives like Mozilla's Firefox. Firefox offers a more transparent and customizable experience that prioritizes user privacy. And remember, a browser is not just a tool, but also the way you protect your privacy and online freedom.
Here are a few steps you need to follow to switch to Firefox:
- If you are currently using a Chromium-based mobile browser (such as Edge, Vivaldi, Brave, Kiwi) on your phone, first use our guide to move to an official Chrome browser of your choice, regardless of Beta, Canary or Developer version. (root required).
- And then check out this article to move your browser data to Firefox (computer required)
- After all these steps, you are now a Firefox user, congratulations!
- Now if you don't want to use the default Firefox browser and are looking for a fork, I understand you very well. Here is the list I compiled for you:
- Click here for mobile
- Click here for PC (There are too many, you need to research and choose)
Addons:
- Suggested
- My addons (For mobile,And of course, that's not the only one, because I recently moved to Firefox )
We have come to the end of our guide. Thank you all very much for your interest and time.
Also thanks to my friend @JELLYBEANx1 for banner and research helps
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π· Tags: #Guides #Android #Windows #Linux #macOS
Not a day goes by without a drama, security and privacy breach or a problem related to Chrome/Chromium. You might say to me: 'But the browser I use is open source?'. Whether it is open source or not, when there is a bug, a flaw or a problem in Chromium, your Chromium-based browser is automatically affected. This situation is not limited to security breaches; Google's changes often spill over to the Chromium ecosystem. For example, a recent update reduced the effectiveness of ad blockers, which directly affects users' privacy rights. These kinds of events give me reasons to consider alternatives like Mozilla's Firefox. Firefox offers a more transparent and customizable experience that prioritizes user privacy. And remember, a browser is not just a tool, but also the way you protect your privacy and online freedom.
Here are a few steps you need to follow to switch to Firefox:
- If you are currently using a Chromium-based mobile browser (such as Edge, Vivaldi, Brave, Kiwi) on your phone, first use our guide to move to an official Chrome browser of your choice, regardless of Beta, Canary or Developer version. (root required).
- And then check out this article to move your browser data to Firefox (computer required)
- After all these steps, you are now a Firefox user, congratulations!
- Now if you don't want to use the default Firefox browser and are looking for a fork, I understand you very well. Here is the list I compiled for you:
- Click here for mobile
- Click here for PC (There are too many, you need to research and choose)
Addons:
- Suggested
- My addons (For mobile,And of course, that's not the only one, because I recently moved to Firefox )
We have come to the end of our guide. Thank you all very much for your interest and time.
Also thanks to my friend @JELLYBEANx1 for banner and research helps
π @popmodsnetwork
π Donate to our admins
π· Tags: #Guides #Android #Windows #Linux #macOS
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Microsoft's Evil Tactics
Windows has always been the most used OS in the world, considering how it's easy to use, easy to set-up and supports 98% of all programs and games in the world. While it's a good thing that it can run everything you throw at it, Microsoft made people dependent on it, in many things, like AI systems, engineering, drivers, and many others things, making switching OSes a hard process for people who want to try other things, like Linux and it's amazing distro.
Today, we're here to explain why is it bad to use Windows now, in it's current state (Windows 11 and Windows 10).
The reasons why you shouldn't use Windows and the big problems:
- π Privacy Concerns
- βοΈ Usability Issues
- π Bloatware and Unwanted Feature
- π‘ User Experience Woes
If the above reasons are not enough;
- π Proof list of Windows problems
Reasons Why you should choose Linux?:
- π No License Required
- πΎ Minimal System Resources
- π΅οΈ Privacy
- π¨ Customizability
- π₯ Community Support
- π» Programming Integration
π°π§ @fosspal is a part of @popMODS
π @popmodsnetwork
π· Tags: #Guides
Windows has always been the most used OS in the world, considering how it's easy to use, easy to set-up and supports 98% of all programs and games in the world. While it's a good thing that it can run everything you throw at it, Microsoft made people dependent on it, in many things, like AI systems, engineering, drivers, and many others things, making switching OSes a hard process for people who want to try other things, like Linux and it's amazing distro.
Today, we're here to explain why is it bad to use Windows now, in it's current state (Windows 11 and Windows 10).
The reasons why you shouldn't use Windows and the big problems:
- π Privacy Concerns
- βοΈ Usability Issues
- π Bloatware and Unwanted Feature
- π‘ User Experience Woes
If the above reasons are not enough;
- π Proof list of Windows problems
Reasons Why you should choose Linux?:
- π No License Required
- πΎ Minimal System Resources
- π΅οΈ Privacy
- π¨ Customizability
- π₯ Community Support
- π» Programming Integration
π°π§ @fosspal is a part of @popMODS
π @popmodsnetwork
π· Tags: #Guides