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2025-05-15 11:14:56.62

Manage Adaptive Battery / Battery Optimization Settings - (Kyocera)

Battery optimization helps conserve battery power on your Kyocera device and is turned on by default.
Battery optimization helps conserve battery power on your device and is turned on by default.
  • Android™ devices with the adaptive / optimization feature can enhance battery life by placing apps in Doze mode or App Standby.
  • The optimization setting is enabled by default. Disabling optimization may impact the device's battery life.
  • Optimization may cause certain apps, such as Voicemail, My Verizon, and Gmail, to stop functioning

Adaptive Battery - Android 11.x and Higher

  1. From a Home screen, navigate:
    Settings
    Battery
    .
  2. Tap
    Adaptive Battery
    .
  3. Tap the
    Adaptive Battery switch
     on or off.
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  1. From a Home screen, navigate:
    Apps Tap the Apps Icon
    Settings Tap Settings
    Battery
    .
  2. Tap the
    Menu icon Tap the Menu
    (upper-right).
  3. Tap
    Battery optimization
    .
    Apps/services unable to be optimized appear grayed out.
  4. Tap the "Not optimized"
    dropdown menu Dropdown menu icon
    (located at the top).
  5. Tap
    All apps
    .
  6. Tap the appropriate app, tap one of the following then tap
    Done
     :
    • Optimize
    • Don't optimize
  • Doze Mode:
    • starts when the device is stationary and not charging and the screen is off.
    • prevents the device from syncing and accessing the network, Wi-Fi from scanning, etc.
    • allows SMS, MMS, phone calls, alarms, and Amber Alerts to still function.
    • stops when the device is moved, the screen turns on, or the alarm clock sounds/vibrates.
    • isn't affected by notifications.
  • App Standby:
    • conserves battery power by preventing apps from accessing networks, syncing, etc. when not in use or not generating any user-visible notification.
    • stops when the device becomes active or is plugged in.