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[Android Apps and Games] Squabl:
I had the same issue and couldn't solve it. I ditched the app and started using Tasker to stop charging when desired battery level is reached.
[Android Apps and Games] dviree:
Ppl get battery warner!
[Android Apps and Games] Spaceoid:
If the limit is activated and my phone still overcharges, what am I doing wrong?
[Android Apps and Games] jonahmt21:
Using tasker now as well. Works more reliably.
[Android Apps and Games] GSDer:
Care to post your Tasker code (script; whatever it's called)?

Perhaps someone who's not familiar with Tasker could make use of it.
[Android Apps and Games] jonahmt21:
this is for the OP5T Oreo

Create a profile Assign Charge Disable as start Task and assign Chanrge Enable as exit task

you can change some variables like battery level and wait times.
[Android Apps and Games] tassos_chry:
Could you please elaborate what exactly would the profile be?

Thank you
[Android Apps and Games] McConnor:
Hello together,

because the purpose of this app is to modify charging behaviour I hope I might find help here for my closely related issue over here:

https://xdaforums.com/android/help/reset-battery-cycle-counter-samsung-t3782807

In short - is it possible to reset the Battery Cycle Counter (batt_cycle) to zero (or any other value) after having changed the battery on a Samsung Galaxy S7 - Reason: it seems that higher Cycle Counts cause the maximum charging voltage to be reduced and hence even a new battery does not charge to its full capacity....

No Cross Post intended thats why Im only linking over...
[Android Apps and Games] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Sorry to quote your old post, but I don't see anyone else having responded to you. I can't confirm this exact behavior, but I can report a similar problem. I don't recall having any problem at all with Android Auto with my 2016 Pixel (non-XL) running stock rooted 8.1. However, on both my HTC 10 and my Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra, after a lot of trial and error and desperation, I have all but confirmed that my use of this app keeps my phone from recognizing "Okay Google" or "Hey Google". I know it sounds crazy - I can push the button on my Chevy Impala's touchscreen to engage the voice activation, and then my phone will recognize all the normal commands, but the only difference for when either of those two phones recognize "Okay Google" and "Hey Google" is when I turn off this app, and I've done more than a month of testing to diagnose this problem.

I might be able to achieve a similar action as this app by using Automate or Tasker, and then I can see if that still effects the Google Assistant. I don't know when or if I'll get around to playing around with that idea, though. For now I'm operating without this app on the phone I'm using with Android Auto. I can't say I've extensively tested Android Auto with my 2016 Pixel as much as I have with the HTC 10 and the XA2 Ultra, though, so it's possible the problem affected it, too.
[Android Apps and Games] Anon404:
Magisk Charging Switch Module beats them all and it works every time with no fuss.
[Android Apps and Games] davekra:
Care to link to this Magic Charging Switch Module?