More active apps are assigned to buckets that If the systemĪpp is not present on a device, the system defaults to sorting apps based on The system may rely on a preloaded app that uses machineĪpp is to be used, and assigns apps to the appropriate buckets. The system dynamically assigns each app to a priority bucket, and reassigns theĪpps as needed. The system imposes severe restrictions on these apps. NeverĪpps that have been installed but never run are assigned to the never bucket. Forĭetails, see Power management restrictions. The system also limits the app's ability to connect to the internet. Its ability to run jobs, trigger alarms, and receive high-priority FCM messages. If an app is in the rare bucket, the system imposes strict restrictions on That the user only runs while they're staying at that hotel might be in the rare For details, seeĪn app is in the rare bucket if it is not often used. Its ability to run jobs and trigger alarms, and also imposes a cap on If an app is in the frequent bucket, the system imposes stronger restrictions on For example, a workout-tracking app that the user runs at the gym For details, seeĪn app is in the frequent bucket if it is used regularly, but not necessarilyĮvery day. If an app is in the working set, the system imposes mild restrictions on itsĪbility to run jobs and trigger alarms. Apps are also promoted to the working set For example, a social media app that the user launches most days is Working setĪn app is in the working set bucket if it runs often but it is not currentlyĪctive. If an app is in the active bucket, the system does not place any restrictions on The user clicks on a notification from the app.The app has a sync adapter associated with a content provider used by a.The app is running a foreground service.The five buckets prioritize apps into groups by the following characteristics: ActiveĪn app is in the active bucket if the user is currently using the app, for Limits the device resources available to each app based on which bucket the app Patterns, each app is placed in one of five priority buckets. On how recently and how frequently the apps are used. App Standby BucketsĪndroid 9 introduces a new battery management feature, App Standby Buckets.Īpp Standby Buckets helps the system prioritize apps' requests for resources based
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Note: These changes apply to all apps, whether or not they target Android 9. Battery saver improvements When battery saver is turned on, the The power-management features fall into two categories: App standby buckets The system limits apps' access to device resources like theĬPU or battery, based on the user's usage patterns. To ensure that system resources are given to the apps that need them the most. TheseĬhanges, along with features that were already present in previous versions, help Android 9 (API level 28) introduces new features to improve device power management.