How to use App optimizations and checks on your Zuper Pro Android App?

How to use App optimizations and checks on your Zuper Pro Android App?

Having a few checks while using the Zuper Mobile App is essential. 

Please take the following actions to prolong battery life if your device is experiencing a problem with rapid battery usage.
Energy-saving and ultra-energy-saving modes

Enable Power saving mode or Ultra power saving mode by going to Settings -> Battery.

Go to Settings -> Battery, then enable Power saving mode or Ultra power saving mode.

Note: Google and Chromebook does not support Zuper App. 

1. Samsung 

Android 11

On Android 11, Samsung will prevent apps work in the background by default unless you exclude apps from battery optimizations. This is a severe divergence from standard Android process management policies.

Lock the app in Recent

  1. Open Recent apps.
  2. Find Your app.
  3. Long-press the icon of the app.

Battery optimization

To keep your apps working properly, make sure you enable:
Settings -> Apps -> Your App -> Battery -> Battery optimization -> All apps -> Your app -> Don’t optimize.



Optimize battery usage

Settings > Apps > (⁝) menu > Special Access > Optimize battery usage



2. OnePlus

App Locking

  1. Start the app you want to protect. Go to Recent apps - swipe up and hold to open recent apps (Apps switcher).

  2. Long press anywhere on the window and tap the Lock button on the upper right corner of the app.

  3. The locked app will have the closed padlock icon.


Battery optimization

  • Turn off
     
    System Settings > Apps > Gear Icon > Special Access > Battery Optimization.
    WARNING: Recently, OnePlus phones started reverting this setting randomly for random apps. So if you set it to be not optimized, the next day, it may be back to optimized.

  • Turn off System settings > Battery > Battery optimization, switch to ‘All apps’ in the top right menu > Your app > Don’t optimize
    NOTE: Some of our users indicated that you need to disable Doze mode in Developer options in 1+3 and earlier.

App Auto-Launch

App Auto-Launch (on some OnePlus phones) essentially prevents apps from working in the background. Please disable it for your app.





3. Xiaomi

App pinning / App locking

When you open the recent apps tray, drag your app downwards (it will be locked). So, even if you clear recent apps, it will not clear them from the background. Drag downwards again to clear your app from the background.
On some phones, you need to long-press Your app and then choose the padlock icon from the menu:
To let your app run in the background, make sure settings for your app look like the following:




Power management

Please enable:
  • Settings > Advanced Settings > Battery manager > Power plan is set to Performance
  • Device Settings > Advanced Settings > Battery Manager > Protected apps – your app needs to be Protected
  • Device Settings > Apps > your app > Battery > Power-intensive prompt and Keep running after screen off
  • Settings > Additional Settings > Battery & Performance > Manage apps’ battery usage and here:
  1. Switch Power Saving Modes to Off
  2. Choose the next options: Saving Power in The Background > Choose apps > select your app > Background Settings > No restrictions
App battery saver
Security > Battery > App Battery Saver > your app > No restriction

4. Asus

The evil app on Asus is called Power Master - see the screenshots below. To make sure apps background processing works, set up the following:
  • Uncheck Mobile Manager > PowerMaster > Settings (or Battery-saving options) > Clean up in suspend
  • Uncheck Mobile Manager > PowerMaster > Settings (or Battery-saving options) > Auto-deny apps from auto starting.



5. Wiko

  • Go to Phone Assistant / Manager > Battery > turn off Eco Mode.

  • Go back and go to Manual mode

  • Tap on the Gear icon on top right > Background apps whitelist > Now select Your app




6. Lenovo

Lenovo P2 has a very good battery life, but at a cost.

For an app to work in the background:

  • Enable the padlock icon at an app in the right top corner in the overview of running apps. It’s only then actually running as a foreground process. If you swipe it away, its background process will be killed mercilessly.

It does not matter if the battery/power optimization is “On” or “Off” in Settings -> Apps -> Your app -> Battery.


7. Oppo

Background services are being killed (including accessibility services, which then need re-enabling) every time you turn the screen off. So far, a workaround for this is:

  • Pin your app to the recent apps screen.

  • Enable your app in the app list inside the security app’s “startup manager” and “floating app list” (com.coloros.safecenter / com.coloros.safecenter.permission.Permission).

  • Turn off battery optimizations.

  • Give the service a persistent notification to remain in the foreground.

All four of those need to be done before the app would function.




8. Vivo

Autostart

Based on the information by Vivo, this option should be present on all Vivo phones.
Newer OS version: Settings > More settings > Applications > Autostart to turn on/off the app switch.
For Funtouch OS 2.6 and lower version: i Manager > App manager > Autostart manager to turn on/off the app switch.

Lock the app in taskbar

Apps locked in the taskbar are safe from getting terminated when they run on the background.

  1. Swipe up in your home screen while the app is open in background, and swipe the app icon down.
  2. Tap the lock icon.
  3. Done - now the app is locked in the taskbar.


Allow the app to keep running even during high power consumption
Go to system Settings > Battery.
Go to High background power consumption.
Find your app in the list and enable the high battery consumption.




9. Realme

Luckily, the system restrictions are all gathered at one place in the system settings in Battery section, and also have some description there.

Power saving options
Power saving mode - reduces screen brightness, changes auto screen-off time to 15s and disables background sync.
Can be set to launch automatically at a set battery level.
It may terminate background processes.
Super power sawing mode - extra saving option, allows you to have at most 6 apps to use.
It will disrupt background processes.


  • Sleep stand-by optimization - automatically enables low power mode when the system thinks you are asleep.

1O. Sony


Stamina mode
Never use Stamina mode if you want your device to do something useful when not actively using it. Despite the official description, it does not affect only mobile data and WiFi, it also terminuates any background processes. Stamine mode can be find (and disabled) at either Battery section or Power management section.

Adaptive battery
Adaptive battery was reported on Android 11, but it can be present on earlier versions too.


Power-saving feature
The app you need to run in the background needs to be set as Excepted from Power-saving feature.
System settings → Apps & Notifications → Advanced → Special app access → Power saving feature


Battery optimisation

Try to make your app not battery optimized in Phone settings > Battery > Three dots in the top right corner > Battery optimisation > Apps > your app.”


Check your mobile's Android version:

  1. Check the Android version you are using.
  2. Open the Settings app on your phone.
  3. Tap About phone, followed by the Android version, down near the bottom.
  4. Locate your "Build number," "Android security update," and "Android version."

Update Android Version:

  1. Open the notification when it arrives and select the update action.
  2. If your smartphone has been offline or you cleared your notification:
  3. Open the Settings app on your phone.
  4. Tap System, followed by System update, at the bottom.
  5. Your update status will be displayed. All instructions are to be followed.

Updating the Zuper Mobile App periodically and maintaining your battery life will help you to use the services seamlessly.