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Pixel users report battery drain issues after March update, and this could be the reason (www.androidauthority.com)

submitted 4 days ago by WesternInfidels@feddit.online to c/googlepixel@lemmy.world

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My Pro 7 is making the sad-trombone "almost dead" sound quite a lot in the past few weeks, and the first time I heard it, I didn't know what it was. Because, although I've had the phone for 18 months, I'd never heard that sound before.

This article doesn't have much authoritative information, it's mostly recapping Reddit posts, I guess. But: Is anyone else here having the same issue?

...numerous reports point to an undiagnosed issue causing batteries in Pixel phones, including the new Pixel 10 series, to drain much faster than they did previously.

...one user claims it may be because of a GPS-related bug preventing the CPU from entering into a “suspended” state — also known as Doze specifically in Android’s context — when not being used. The user points out, “the Exynos baseband/GNSS module is caught in a persistent polling loop, causing a hardware interrupt storm even when the device is completely isolated in Airplane Mode with all radios manually toggled off.” This, in turn, keeps the CPU up and running, resulting in the drain.

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[–] greatwhitebuffalo41@slrpnk.net 2 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

I've just been having an issue where one of about 6 apps keeps running in the background even when it's set to not run in the background. It'll eat about 20% of my battery in an hour and a half and I'll have to force close the app. I usually notice because my phone will be in my pocket and it starts getting very warm.

Stock pixel 8 BTW.