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     <img src="/assets/img/samsung/samsung13_adaptive_battery_4.png">
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 ### Remove permissions if app is unused
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 ### Adaptive power saving
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 > The _"Put unused apps to sleep"_ option is the major headache we see on Samsung - a non-standard app-killing feature that isn't present in AOSP implemented only by Samsung which puts an app you did not use for X days to a mode with restricted background processing. On some releases, the period was as short as 3 days. So if you did not use your alarm clock over the weekend your alarm would not ring.