In this era of rapid technological development, mobile phones have become an indispensable part of our lives. However, the fast battery drain of mobile phones can often be a source of frustration, especially when we're on the go, and a low battery can be a big inconvenience. Don't worry, today I will share with you five setup tips to save your phone power and data.
1. Set up app notifications reasonably.
We get all sorts of app notifications every day, but many of them don't really matter. Too many notifications not only bother us, but also drain the phone's battery.
First, open your phone's settings, find "Notifications" on the settings page and tap on it. Next, click on "Notification Management" and then click on "Bulk Management". Here, we can choose to turn off all unnecessary message notifications. For example, some infrequently used app notifications, or some ad push notifications. If you want to receive notifications of certain important messages, such as WeChat, you can choose to turn them on. This will not only avoid being disturbed by too many notifications, but also reduce the consumption of your phone's battery.
2. Turn off the background auto-start.
Many apps will turn on the background auto-start function by default after installation, which will cause the phone to run a large number of programs in the background, which will not only make the phone hot and hot, but also accelerate the power consumption.
Go back to your phone's settings page, find "Apps" and tap it. Find "Application Startup Management" on the application page, and after clicking to enter, we can see that many software are in the self-starting state.
At this point, we can click on "Manage all automatically" and then close some software that doesn't need to start automatically. In this way, it will only run when we are using the software, and it will not run secretly in the background to consume power.
3. Select the appropriate power mode.
Mobile phones usually have a variety of power modes to choose from, and different modes consume different amounts of power.
Find your phone's "Battery" setting option and tap on it. Here we will see that there are three common modes: "Performance Mode", "Power Saving Mode" and "Super Power Saving Mode". If you select "Performance Mode", although it can improve the performance of your device, it will increase power consumption and heat generation. For most users, we can opt for the "battery saving mode". This mode can effectively reduce power consumption without having much impact on the use of the phone. The "Super Power Saving Mode" is suitable for emergencies with very low battery levels.
4. Turn off the magazine lock screen.
Although the magazine lock screen feature of the mobile phone can display a different lock screen picture every time the screen is on, this will take up our traffic and memory, and it will also consume power.
Open your phone's "Desktop & Wallpapers" settings, find "Magazine Lock Screen" and tap it. Here we can see the prompt "Turn on the magazine lock screen, display a different lock screen image every time the screen is on, including ads, etc." This feature is not actually necessary for many people, and we can choose to turn it off, which can save power and reduce data consumption.
5. Exit the background running software in time.
Many people think that the software is quit when they return it to their desktop, but in reality it continues to run in the background, consuming power.
Since everyone's phone is different, the way to exit the software running in the background may also be different. Generally speaking, you can swipe up with your index finger and you will see a lot of running software. Here, we can choose to delete them one by one, or we can click the delete key to delete them with one click. This ensures that the software is completely out of operation and saves power.
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