Samsung Galaxy is here and while using it I have seen a notification kept coming after few minutes ‘Apps Are Using Battery’. I mean it is obvious that apps will use our device battery, no need to cry out loud. Well in the start, I thought it will stop but after a while, it starts getting on my nerves. So I did some work and turn it off, Now I am sharing it with you guys, a quick guide on How to Remove Apps Are Using Battery Notification on Galaxy S9.
If you haven’t used Oreo then you don’t about the new Android notifications system. It’s a new feature called Apps consuming battery and the purpose of this new feature is to make a user aware of the apps which are consuming battery or taking up resources. No doubt it’s a big step and a quite handy feature but to be honest it becomes a bit annoying. Let’s get started and Remove Apps Are Using Battery Notification on Galaxy S9.
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Remove Apps Are Using Battery Notification on Galaxy S9:
Heed the instructions below in order to disable Apps Are Using Battery Notification on Samsung Galaxy S9. Since this is a built-in feature that means we can easily disable it through our settings.
Disable Apps consuming battery Notification:
- Now when you see the ‘Apps Are Using Battery’ notification. Swipe right no the notification.
- You’ll see two icons, Tap on the gear icon to access the Android notification settings.
- Once you are in the Android notification settings, scroll down and look for Apps consuming battery.
- Tap on it and Turn it off for good.
That’s all. Now this feature may seem very handy but to be very honest it’s not. We all know that apps will consume the battery while we are using it. Moreover, if it is running in the background we’ll close it soon enough. But if you still want to use this feature you try the following instructions.
Enable Apps consuming battery Notification:
- Now when you see the ‘Apps Are Using Battery’ notification. Swipe right no the notification.
- You’ll see two icons, Tap on the gear icon to access the Android notification settings.
- Once you are in the Android notification settings, scroll down and look for Apps consuming battery.
- Tap on it and Turn it off for good.
