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How do you deal with NlpCollectorWakeLock?

Battery life on this phone is amazing under use, but only average on standby, which is the only negative thing I could say about G2. I routinely lose 2%-3% battery over night, it was the same on JB and now on KK.
I've been checking the wake locks and it is our old friend Google Services and its NlpCollectorWakeLock that keeps the phone awake about 10 minutes a day, since Google likes checking our location 1000 times a day. Turning location off doesn't help at all.
What are your experiences and how have you been dealing with this on G2 specifically? Don't just say install Wakelock Terminator, if you used it also share your experiences with it. Does Greenifying make a difference and what did you hibernate? Did you have any issues afterwards with apps that use location?
And most importantly, did it have any effect on battery life in standby?

Can't remember whether Knock On/Off feature has anything to do with the NCWL but just disable it and see what happens.
Also, down 2-3% overnite seems normal to me.

votinh said:
Also, down 2-3% overnite seems normal to me.
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Normal but we had 0% even on ICS 4.2.2, and on 4.1.2 my previous phones did managed to spend 0% overnight
laserburn said:
Turning location off doesn't help at all.
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Yeah, constantly running Location Services bugs me off too.
Maybe you could find solution in that http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/nlpwakelock-nlpcollectorwakelock-t2551846 topic, I didn't read it

Location services disable location reporting and history ... That helps decrease it (only do this if you don't use Google now location based features)... Also you can set location to device only if you want ... And greenify the Google maps app ...

... did you actually just complain about a 3% battery drain in 6-7 hours of idling or whatever you define 'night' as?...
Getting back to the topic, one of the bigger things you could do to reduce NlpCollectorWakeLock is disable Google Now. I personally don't find it very useful in my country so I never keep it on. Thus, I get that 3% battery drain overnight with WiFi on.

Turn off wifi assist in location services just set it to device only and it will be gone
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iamtha1 said:
Turn off wifi assist in location services just set it to device only and it will be gone
Sent from my LG-D800 using xda app-developers app
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Just turn off "Google Now", you'll be amazed how long your battery will last.....
Cheers

Or install this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.wq.disableservice
Sent from my LG-D803 using xda app-developers app

I think I discovered a fix to some hard to track wakelocks by the android services.
What I did:
-settings > share & connect > menu button > dlna feature > menu button > settings > uncheck share options.
Let me know! First post!

Battery Help

So I've had the 6p for about a month now and I'm absolutely loving the phone, but I have one huge issue which is the battery life. I read online that this phone is getting 6+ hours SOT, and every charge cycle I check my stats and I'm getting like barely 3 hours SOT. I feel like this shouldn't be happening and was wondering if anyone could clue me in on maybe something I'm doing wrong. I am rooted and running the latest Chroma and also using the latest elementalX kernel. I have Xposed installed which i feel shouldn't really be affecting battery life too much. I have amplify and greenify which should be boosting battery life but those are also not working. What I do on my phone is all day snapchatting, sometimes checking twitter and some would say heavy texting. If anyone could tell me why my battery isn't getting anything near the average it should be getting, or has any suggestions it would help lots!! Sorry for the long post, but i wanna resolve this issue

Hey, charge your phone to 100% (leave it charging for half a hour after it says that it's full). Then use it normally, and when it's almost empty, take screenshots of battery statistics and post here.
Also, what are your settings? Brightness, are you using 4G data constantly etc.
What I've read, Greenify messes up Doze.

dannyqanaah said:
So I've had the 6p for about a month now and I'm absolutely loving the phone, but I have one huge issue which is the battery life. I read online that this phone is getting 6+ hours SOT, and every charge cycle I check my stats and I'm getting like barely 3 hours SOT. I feel like this shouldn't be happening and was wondering if anyone could clue me in on maybe something I'm doing wrong. I am rooted and running the latest Chroma and also using the latest elementalX kernel. I have Xposed installed which i feel shouldn't really be affecting battery life too much. I have amplify and greenify which should be boosting battery life but those are also not working. What I do on my phone is all day snapchatting, sometimes checking twitter and some would say heavy texting. If anyone could tell me why my battery isn't getting anything near the average it should be getting, or has any suggestions it would help lots!! Sorry for the long post, but i wanna resolve this issue
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Do you go off and on your phone a lot? Like check it, lock it, check it again? I guess stop starting would describe it? If so, then 3 hours is the expected screen on time for that usage. On constant usage you would get 4 hours+, for sure.

TonzaTheChosenOne said:
Hey, charge your phone to 100% (leave it charging for half a hour after it says that it's full). Then use it normally, and when it's almost empty, take screenshots of battery statistics and post here.
Also, what are your settings? Brightness, are you using 4G data constantly etc.
What I've read, Greenify messes up Doze.
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dannyqanaah said:
So I've had the 6p for about a month now and I'm absolutely loving the phone, but I have one huge issue which is the battery life. I read online that this phone is getting 6+ hours SOT, and every charge cycle I check my stats and I'm getting like barely 3 hours SOT. I feel like this shouldn't be happening and was wondering if anyone could clue me in on maybe something I'm doing wrong. I am rooted and running the latest Chroma and also using the latest elementalX kernel. I have Xposed installed which i feel shouldn't really be affecting battery life too much. I have amplify and greenify which should be boosting battery life but those are also not working. What I do on my phone is all day snapchatting, sometimes checking twitter and some would say heavy texting. If anyone could tell me why my battery isn't getting anything near the average it should be getting, or has any suggestions it would help lots!! Sorry for the long post, but i wanna resolve this issue
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The screenshots could indeed be useful.
As you described, you use snapchat allot. Snapchat is a real battery drainer. It decreases screen time allot, because when snapchat is open, it enables both front and rear camera and gps and maybe even more things that I'm not aware about. So basically it enables everything thats power hungry on this device. If you want to keep snapchatting allot, I don't think you'll will get to 6 hours sot.
Maybe you can use a custom kernel. I personally use the latest Franco Kernel, that kernel has tweaked some stuff so the phone uses the battery friendly cores more than the power hungry cores, without having noticeable performance loss.
But as said a screenshot would be nice, maybe you can install better battery stats (it's on xda) for even more advanced stats.
And remove amplify and greenify, you get the same or better battery results, but keeping the phone more functional.

TonzaTheChosenOne said:
Hey, charge your phone to 100% (leave it charging for half a hour after it says that it's full). Then use it normally, and when it's almost empty, take screenshots of battery statistics and post here.
Also, what are your settings? Brightness, are you using 4G data constantly etc.
What I've read, Greenify messes up Doze.
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I never use 100% brightness usually only at about 30%-70%. And yes I am always using data as I need emails to be sync'd and have many social media notifications.
gman88667733 said:
Do you go off and on your phone a lot? Like check it, lock it, check it again? I guess stop starting would describe it? If so, then 3 hours is the expected screen on time for that usage. On constant usage you would get 4 hours+, for sure.
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Umm, well i get texts so I respond to them and then lock my phone again but yes I am turning the display on and off, but isn't that what most people do?
wietse1988 said:
The screenshots could indeed be useful.
As you described, you use snapchat allot. Snapchat is a real battery drainer. It decreases screen time allot, because when snapchat is open, it enables both front and rear camera and gps and maybe even more things that I'm not aware about. So basically it enables everything thats power hungry on this device. If you want to keep snapchatting allot, I don't think you'll will get to 6 hours sot.
Maybe you can use a custom kernel. I personally use the latest Franco Kernel, that kernel has tweaked some stuff so the phone uses the battery friendly cores more than the power hungry cores, without having noticeable performance loss.
But as said a screenshot would be nice, maybe you can install better battery stats (it's on xda) for even more advanced stats.
And remove amplify and greenify, you get the same or better battery results, but keeping the phone more functional.
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I've removed greenift and amplify, I'll post my screen shots once I get them Thanks for the help so far guys

Also try this:
Go to Settings > Location > Menu > Scanning > Wi-Fi scanning > disable
Go to Settings > Location > Menu > Scanning > Bluetooth scanning > disable
This was the first thing I did upon unboxing my precious.

So after doing what you guys told me to do I have gotten an extra hour out of the battery. Although yesterday I didn't use my phone as much as I usually do, due to being busy. Do you guys think this is the best its gonna get?!

fernievidal said:
Also try this:
Go to Settings > Location > Menu > Scanning > Wi-Fi scanning > disable
Go to Settings > Location > Menu > Scanning > Bluetooth scanning > disable
This was the first thing I did upon unboxing my precious.
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Just did this! Thanks I never knew about those settings

dannyqanaah said:
Just did this! Thanks I never knew about those settings
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Glad to help! If you do a YouTube search, there's a lot of tips to optimize our phone.

Odd overnight battery consumption

So throughout the work day my battery life was absolutely stellar, amazing.
But, I took my phone off charge at ~95% last night at around midnight. Woke up at ~6:45am and it was down to like 75%-78% don't remember specifically.
Everyone else is saying their phone doesn't lose more than like 35 overnight but mine lost a crazy amount of battery.
The ONLY thing I can think of is that it had Netflix streaming to my Chromecast overnight but at the very worst it would have streamed two episodes, then stopped, then it would've stopped streaming to Chromecast entirely and just idled on my phone without playing video or anything.
Would that situation above cause a ~20% battery lose? It didn't seem like it to me based on my battery life throughout the previous day but I don't know .. I'll test again tonight and be sure to leave Netflix off and all that.

I get 0% drain over 8h(havent tested it for more than that), I leave the apps open but the connection off. think you have a app gone rough, check your battery stats whats taking up all the juce

johanbiff said:
I get 0% drain over 8h(havent tested it for more than that), I leave the apps open but the connection off. think you have a app gone rough, check your battery stats whats taking up all the juce
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Before I charged my phone just like a half hour ago, it said the battery usage was like .. 20-20% Android OS, 15%~ something else regarding Android, then 5% Netflix, 3% Reddit Sync, a few other apps with low percentages, nothing really hogging anything. Is it possible my phone just didn't go into sleep mode? Is there a system package that controls that, that my Samsung Package Disabler Pro may have disabled? Not too sure what happened. Hopefully it doesn't reoccur tonight.
Quick question: Should I even be using Greenify and manually hibernating apps or should I just wait for a ROM and THEN use it to automatically do that? I don't even know if constantly manually using Greenify is helping or hurting my battery lol.

thespr said:
Before I charged my phone just like a half hour ago, it said the battery usage was like .. 20-20% Android OS, 15%~ something else regarding Android, then 5% Netflix, 3% Reddit Sync, a few other apps with low percentages, nothing really hogging anything. Is it possible my phone just didn't go into sleep mode? Is there a system package that controls that, that my Samsung Package Disabler Pro may have disabled? Not too sure what happened. Hopefully it doesn't reoccur tonight.
Quick question: Should I even be using Greenify and manually hibernating apps or should I just wait for a ROM and THEN use it to automatically do that? I don't even know if constantly manually using Greenify is helping or hurting my battery lol.
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You are having the same problem that everybody with the sd820 version has I presume, you should not use greenify with doze from what I've heard. Try clearing your cashe.

johanbiff said:
You are having the same problem that everybody with the sd820 version has I presume, you should not use greenify with doze from what I've heard. Try clearing your cashe.
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So I should just uninstall Greenify then?
Is Doze something that's just built into the S7 itself that after a certain period of time it puts the phone to sleep? Maybe Greenify was interfering with that and my phone never actually went to sleep?

thespr said:
So I should just uninstall Greenify then?
Is Doze something that's just built into the S7 itself that after a certain period of time it puts the phone to sleep? Maybe Greenify was interfering with that and my phone never actually went to sleep?
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Yeah. You don't need it, use the built in doze feat instead.. you can turn it off in setting->battery->information. There you will see a on/off switch. Your problem could be Greenify yes.

johanbiff said:
Yeah. You don't need it, use the built in doze feat instead.. you can turn it off in setting->battery->information. There you will see a on/off switch. Your problem could be Greenify yes.
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I don't see an option for Doze in the battery screen. I see options for Power Saving Mode, Ultra Power Saving Mode, Fast Cable Charging, Show Battery Percentage, then if I hit "more" in the upper right, it just says "Refresh" and "Optimize Battery Usage."
Thanks again!

thespr said:
I don't see an option for Doze in the battery screen. I see options for Power Saving Mode, Ultra Power Saving Mode, Fast Cable Charging, Show Battery Percentage, then if I hit "more" in the upper right, it just says "Refresh" and "Optimize Battery Usage."
Thanks again!
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Here are some pics.

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Here are some pics.
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I don't have that button at all :/
I see the battery usage graph, then below that is a list of what apps took up how much percentage, and above the graph is everything I said in the last post.
I have the North American Verizon S7 Edge .. not sure what's going on. Is there a system package that Doze runs off of that might be disabled by my package disabler?
I just read another thread on another forum where other people don't see an option for Doze anywhere either.

thespr said:
I don't have that button at all :/
I see the battery usage graph, then below that is a list of what apps took up how much percentage, and above the graph is everything I said in the last post.
I have the North American Verizon S7 Edge .. not sure what's going on. Is there a system package that Doze runs off of that might be disabled by my package disabler?
I just read another thread on another forum where other people don't see an option for Doze anywhere either.
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You are one step forward, go one back from the stats and graph

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You are one step forward, go one back from the stats and graph
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When I tap "Battery" from the settings menu that's the screen it takes me to, there isn't a screen before it for me :/

thespr said:
When I tap "Battery" from the settings menu that's the screen it takes me to, there isn't a screen before it for me :/
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What?! that's really weird.. but either way, turn off Greenify and see if it is better.. Can't help you more than that I'm afraid:/

johanbiff said:
What?! that's really weird.. but either way, turn off Greenify and see if it is better.. Can't help you more than that I'm afraid:/
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Yeah it seems like the phone is just using an app-specific optimization program instead of Doze or something, no clue. I have options to optimize apps for the lowest possible battery consumption and that's automatically on for basically every app, but there isn't a single hint of Doze or a screen before the battery graph screen.. weird.
I uninstalled Greenify so hopefully that will fix it.
Hopefully there isn't a system package for doze that I have disabled, I scrolled through everything I disabled and nothing had much to do with Doze, battery consumption, power, energy, etc.

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Yeah it seems like the phone is just using an app-specific optimization program instead of Doze or something, no clue. I have options to optimize apps for the lowest possible battery consumption and that's automatically on for basically every app, but there isn't a single hint of Doze or a screen before the battery graph screen.. weird.
I uninstalled Greenify so hopefully that will fix it.
Hopefully there isn't a system package for doze that I have disabled, I scrolled through everything I disabled and nothing had much to do with Doze, battery consumption, power, energy, etc.
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Samsung built in doze combining there own style on it so what you are seeing is the doze. Just leave everything on auto and your fine.

johanbiff said:
Samsung built in doze combining there own style on it so what you are seeing is the doze.
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Ahhh okay so now Doze is just something automatically always running without options? That's a relief. Now I'm convinced Greenify may have been the issue.

thespr said:
Ahhh okay so now Doze is just something automatically always running without options? That's a relief. Now I'm convinced Greenify may have been the issue.
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You can shut it off for specific apps with the slider. Seems like I have one added option to don't use it on or off on my sw that you do not. but you can disable doze for apps with the slider, but just leave it on auto and it will fix it for ya

Yep lose 1% in 10 hour sleep wifi off all apps open

Must've been Greenify interfering with the built-in Doze (or app-optimization for SD820 variants).
Turned AOD off, uninstalled Greenify, last night battery went from 99% to 98%.

Doze is a hoax

So I've been running cm 14.1 with elemental ex kernel for last 2 months and my sot was 2.30-3 hours, last week I disabled doze for chrome play music and downloads and surprisingly my sot has improved upto 4 hours, which has lead me to believe Doze may be rubbish after all

Haven't disabled doze and I get 5+ hrs SOT on Pure Nexus with EX kernel. Idle drain is minimal (.3-.5% per hr).
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Yasharkhan said:
So I've been running cm 14.1 with elemental ex kernel for last 2 months and my sot was 2.30-3 hours, last week I disabled doze for chrome play music and downloads and surprisingly my sot has improved upto 4 hours, which has lead me to believe Doze may be rubbish after all
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That was pretty much already confirmed. This is why most of us disable it for all apps. I am in the process of making a zip that disables it for every app.

Doze doesn't increase your SOT, it's not meant to. It's supposed to increase your screen off time.

donjuro said:
Doze doesn't increase your SOT, it's not meant to. It's supposed to increase your screen off time.
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If you disable it, then it can increase it. Just because it is not using the extra battery pretty much unfreezing the apps. Screen off time means absolutely nothing to users. They couldn't care less.

zelendel said:
If you disable it, then it can increase it. Just because it is not using the extra battery pretty much unfreezing the apps. Screen off time means absolutely nothing to users. They couldn't care less.
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I thought doze was supposed to increase screen off time (stand by) so you'll have battery when you're ready for screen on time.

kwdan said:
I thought doze was supposed to increase screen off time (stand by) so you'll have battery when you're ready for screen on time.
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What it does is puts many apps into a hibernate state. It was made to increase over all battery life but ended up doing the opposite because the device uses more battery when it has to release the app from the state. You can shut it off on a per app basis by turning off Battery optimization for the app.

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What it does is puts many apps into a hibernate state. It was made to increase over all battery life but ended up doing the opposite because the device uses more battery when it has to release the app from the state. You can shut it off on a per app basis by turning off Battery optimization for the app.
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Would definitely appreciate a zip to disable all installed apps. Doing it one by one is so tedious

zelendel said:
.....You can shut it off on a per app basis by turning off Battery optimization for the app.
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It's a hassle. Great plan to create a 'turn off all' method.
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What about apps like ForceDoze or NapTime? Do they increase overall battery life or no?

Dopamin3 said:
What about apps like ForceDoze or NapTime? Do they increase overall battery life or no?
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They may improve standby time, but what we are talking about is screen on time. By disabling doze, you'll get less standby, but more screen on

dictionary said:
They may improve standby time, but what we are talking about is screen on time. By disabling doze, you'll get less standby, but more screen on
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So I guess the ideal situation would be while screen on have doze completely disabled, and when screen off immediately enter doze mode. Wonder if there's a way to set that up. Probably not.

Actually it didn't effected my stand by time either, only a drop of 2-3% overnight with WiFi on and notifications coming and notifications led on

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when screen off immediately enter doze mode. Wonder if there's a way to set that up.
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I have tried Tasker but gave up on it for its complexity and also because I have very few demands that require automation, but this looks like something it might be able to do. Are there any Tasker experts who could advise?

Do we have a setting to do this stuff
Running stock Android 7.1.1
Bootloader locked

Dopamin3 said:
.... doze completely disabled, and when screen off immediately enter doze mode...
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After the update to N7.1.1 it was necessary to disable battery optimization again for all apps.
And also adding again: wifi.supplicant_scan_interval=400 in build.prop.
I think that it's useful to set a high scan value when doze mode is off.

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So I guess the ideal situation would be while screen on have doze completely disabled, and when screen off immediately enter doze mode. Wonder if there's a way to set that up. Probably not.
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That is what doze does. Just with a timer. The battery drain comes from having to wake the apps back up again. Doze is completely worthless and defeats the meaning of having a smartphone for constant notifications.

zelendel said:
.....Doze is completely worthless and defeats the meaning of having a smartphone for constant notifications.
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.....and when you pick up your phone; many notifications appears at the same time. Clutter!

NLBeev said:
.....and when you pick up your phone; many notifications appears at the same time. Clutter!
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Well that depends on how much you bloat your device. I at most have 5. 3 individual sms notification (removed bundling) Gmail and missed calls. Not really all that clutter.

zelendel said:
Well that depends on how much you bloat your device. I at most have 5. 3 individual sms notification (removed bundling) Gmail and missed calls. Not really all that clutter.
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Yep, overdone a bit; recently removed many unused stuff and changed to another mail client.

Deep sleep issue

I have latest rr rom installed and at night it does not go into deep sleep. I think on other roms a have same problem.

Here is screenshot from cpu spy plus

Now i have Deep sleep on cpu info but my battery still drain a lot during night: it is 30% less any idea? I have franco kernel on rr

I noticed this too, about 20% overnight, nearly on every custom rom. I will turn off the ambient gestures this night, let's see if it gets better. Always on display is off anyway, that should be clear.

Use ForceDoze app to put the device to sleep as soon as you turn the screen OFF.

my ambient gestures is disable.

deep sleep = doze, enter when no sensor cath anything, if you keep night your phone somewhere the sensor feel movements, for exsample, the phone will not enter doze.
use an app for force doze, can work even with no root applying 2 adb command, like naptime, greenify and so on.

No, its your rom/kernel problem, i'm on "other rom" and i dont have this issue, standby only drain 1-3% over night.

TerQQ said:
I have latest rr rom installed and at night it does not go into deep sleep. I think on other roms a have same problem.
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Yes i'm also having this problem on almost every rom.mine overnight battery drain is about 20% and it shows that android os is using all battery.

GVN.Gallus said:
No, its your rom/kernel problem, i'm on "other rom" and i dont have this issue, standby only drain 1-3% over night.
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What rom you use now?

TerQQ said:
What rom you use now?
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Lastest Carbon with inbuilt kernel.

Problem is not with rom nor kernel. There is a problem in the USB port i also have this problem. There is a temporary fix. Not a permanent one.
The temp fix is you need a root browser with root permissions
Go to /sys/module/dwm_msc (or something like that) /parameters then click on the file disable_host_mode and change the value from N to Y
If phone is restarted the value gets reset to N

williamzerner said:
Problem is not with rom nor kernel. There is a problem in the USB port i also have this problem. There is a temporary fix. Not a permanent one.
The temp fix is you need a root browser with root permissions
Go to /sys/module/dwm_msc (or something like that) /parameters then click on the file disable_host_mode and change the value from N to Y
If phone is restarted the value gets reset to N
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OK, i changed it, let's see what's happens.
 @GVN.Gallus could you check the value on carbon ROM ?

I had the same issue with stock rom. Naptime did the trick for me. Before that IT wouldnt go info deep sleep.

coremania said:
OK, i changed it, let's see what's happens.
@GVN.Gallus could you check the value on carbon ROM ?
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Its N by default.

Using Naptime during night still drain a lot battery ... Help me :|
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During night my phone is always on deep sleep. i checked it with cpu spy plus.

It is normal? Screens from wakelock detector.
100%-75% after 3 hours with 40 min SOT. ROM:Aosp extended with inbuild kernel

TerQQ said:
It is normal? Screens from wakelock detector.
100%-75% after 3 hours with 40 min SOT. ROM:Aosp extended with inbuild kernel
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Everything look ok to me, BUT one app
I think Google Play Services causing you drain, on my stock ROM, Play Services is least active app while on you screenshot it is most active one. Try to, disable, enable and then update it.

TerQQ said:
Using Naptime during night still drain a lot battery ... Help me :|
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During night my phone is always on deep sleep. i checked it with cpu spy plus.
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Did you try another kernel?

marko.dnb said:
Everything look ok to me, BUT one app
I think Google Play Services causing you drain, on my stock ROM, Play Services is least active app while on you screenshot it is most active one. Try to, disable, enable and then update it.
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OK but how I can disable google services? In stock settings I can't press disable...