[BetterBatteryStats] fossils-n-dents:
I have tried to contact the dev through his Google Play Store account...to no avail. Hopefully he will show up with (Or is working on) a solution that will remedy the 'No Stats' / 'Not all Stats Collected' issues plaguing some of our members.

I am totally helpless concerning these issues. My apologies.

Exactly.

I prescribe Greenify to all, it does help and is light on resources.

The Google Play Services list would more than likely need it's own thread, as only root users can access those services. Non-root users are still left with an unseen menace. Plus the millions of questions that the list will invariably lead to, won't be BBS related.

And Thank You for trusting in my views/ advice.:good:

I'm rooted on Nougat, and the 2.2.0.0. version works for me. It got rid of the 100% Wi-Fi stat displaying even though Wi-Fi was disabled. I figured it may help. My apologies. Other than that, we will have to wait for chamonix to grace us with his presence.

Concerning you battery: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stu.battery&hl=en

It wont give you a percentage of what your battery health is but it will tell you if the health is good or bad. which is enough information to know whether you need a new battery or not.

If your older phone lags, disable all the apps you can except for the ones you need. They can't add to device overhead that way. when done, re- enable them.

I never got around to testing those 'Ad Activity' entries. Glad you reminded me. I will begin testing this weekend, if all goes well it should take a week to make sure there is no loss of device functions. :good:

I haven't tried MicroG, because I tamed Google Play Services on my device...Then heard about MicroG (I suppose I need to try it out for comparison to my current setup).

These can be removed without functionality problems:

Services: -AdvertisingIdService, AnalyticsService, FeedbackService, FirebaseAuthService.

The rest I would literally have to download, and test MicroG to find others, but it looks like they have a light package devoid of the many troublesome services Google Play Services provides users by default.

Firstly, check your devices' battery health. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stu.battery&hl=en

The mystery of missing stats or no stats from BBS is beyond my understanding. I have the same methods to produce logs as you.

Start with Safe Mode to see if the problem persists. Have you tried 'Reset App Preferences'? Lastly, is to disable apps. Force Stop> Clear Data> Disable. Disable five at a time, monitor your devices' battery drain, then proceed to the next five. This will take time, but eventually one of those groups of disabled apps may free your battery. Then you can slowly hone in on the culprit...the old school way, by re-enabling each one by one. Then the app(s) that betrayed you will reveal itself. It's rather barbaric, but effective.

Before factory reset, try 'reset App Preferences'. Also, you may wish to keep Location and GPS disabled until you need it, then disabling it again when done. Wakelock can also be held (Just holding while doing nothing) for syncing apps or Google Play Services, to that extent you can also disable Sync (And sync manually). Leaving sync off works battery wonders even though it is needed by some users. And yes, the moment you start running a new Android device, the problem will come back multiplied by how many newly installed many apps you plug into Google Play Services. Disable Bluetooth when you are not using it also.

Each app has it's own background operations, analytics, and data requests. The more apps you add, combined with all device features enabled equals a battery draining, data requesting, background operation party with Google Play Services as the host. And Android System has to make sense of all this nonsense (Android System Alarms), so you can use your device on demand. The battery will pay for the party. It's that simple.

Android is an imperfect system of compromise. No matter what the advertisements/ salesmen say, they are lying. You cannot download loads of apps, keep wearables on with Bluetooth running with GPS, and all device features enabled 24/7...and be happy for long. You have to find your devices' balance between apps, features, and performance...then your device will go to sleep properly. This applies every device you purchase for the forseeable future.

But, you have to work on it.

That's the beauty of Android, once you figure your device out it, will never trouble you again.

The first step is accepting what I just told you, and looking at things differently.