yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S22] skinza:
Which s22 model do you have?

Also I felt like I got more battery drain with adaptive battery off so I kept it on but slept all apps except ones i need notifications for

I have the 901e and updated to the Vietnamese firmware avdf running very similar set up to you getting 7 - 9h sot

Try removing that optimiser and using the doze setting in galaxy max hz

Also 96hz works with power saving on

Get galaxy app booster it's with in good guardians (can just download the apks online if you can't find it in the galaxy store) from what I've read it wipes dalvik cache
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
I'm on S22 SM-910E/DS.

I see... I'll give it a try on your suggestions!

But do you still face quite abit of heat during screen on and using of phone after the tweaks?
[Samsung Galaxy S22] skinza:
No heat at all, also in battery powersave settings you can limit the CPU to 70% (in case you didn't know already) from what I can see in adb it's on even when powersaving isnt
[Samsung Galaxy S22] skinza:
Sorry to disappoint but I'm not being silly nor lying, I have absolutely no reason too i have nothing to prove or anyone to impress by talking s***, I'd be here doing the same if my battery was rubbish which it was to start with. I don't get any over heating, phone drains roughly 3% over night and barely get any google services wakelocks so you can believe what you want i really dont care what you think I'll chill here happily with a mint running s22 with plenty of sot
[Samsung Galaxy S22] dragos281993:
It's fine. It's like a described it though. A continuous run of usage with with barely any stops or very short ones, will offer better stats. That's "very light" usage. Anyone complaining about battery life is doing a lot more on their phone just like me, the one who created this thread and the majority of S22 owners, with both variants of the phones.

Sorry if I offended you. You wouldn't be able to get the same SOT with our usage though, not even close, especially of you're 100% on cellular data.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] syedtahir16:
Thank you for this. Probably the most honest review about S22's battery. Like you I tried everything under the sun (except the rooting and underclocking). This phone is just disappointing. I could relate to every single line as I read through your post. Weirdly, I'm just happy to know that Im not the only one feeling this way about this "flagship" device.

I'm coming from a very old OnePlus6 which STILL works perfectly fine on a custom Android with close to 4-5 hours of SOT in a full days usage. I charge it only in the night, sometimes it even makes it through the night..

I thought S22 with a higher battery (and NEW) will at least give 6 hours SOT but man was I wrong!!

So initially I used Smart Switch, and I got a terrible SOT of 1-2.

I did factory reset and manually set up the phone and I got about 3 hours of SOT.

I went through the debloating process and now I'm 3-4 hours of SOT.. Still that is so horrible for a flagship!

Its such a let down honestly! I get a flagship and paid so much money and this is such a huge issue! And I hate the font size on the notifications/panel.. it is just not proportional to the overall system font size! And not to forget, the phones takes about 1-1.5 hours to charge. Such a pain when are used to the OnePlus DashCharge which blazes through. Fast Charge on Samsung is such a shame

S22 is seeming to be a mistake. I'm considering swapping this for a Oneplus 10 Pro OR an iPhone 13! You made a similar switch? Looking for advice on fixing this brick of a phone or recommendation on alternate device.

Maybe custom ROMs or Updates in the future will make S22 better?

Edit: I too have a SM-S9010
[Samsung Galaxy S22] syedtahir16:
Well, I guess that's what I'm planning to do too. Wait for the next iPhone. Until then I'll keep charging my S22.. and who knows maybe some miracle update from samsung will fix its battery time!
[Samsung Galaxy S22] dragos281993:
Ha Ha! I don't believe in miracles. A company that decides to address the issue by creating a mod or something to replace the back glass with something else that fits a bigger battery inside. That is a miracle to me
[Samsung Galaxy S22] xjust:
Thing is, the more you try to optimize this phone, the worse it gets :)

This is also the case for the adaptive battery that samsung has put on.

Sure you'll get good sot on any phone if you're locked in an app at low brightness for few hours that just scrolls through or plays videos.

But as soon as you start auto killing running apps and do multitasking with them after that, you'll barely get 2-3 hours sot.

Best I got from the exynos version on this was about 4.5 hours SOT with all settings I need enabled and gw4 conected to it.

But the average days (phone outside on higher brightness) are way below that. Using the doze mode when screen off, fingerprint disabled when screen is off, most of the bloatware /junk apps disabled or put in deep sleeping mode. (no root). I keep my phone at 85% and recharge when Im home/office whenever possible :)

Iphone really naied this down since the by just freezing the active proceeses for the standby adavantage.

The cpu doesnt really have to do anything when you relaunch them.

Im quite surprised android cannot do the same in 2022 :)

Such a shame, this would've been the perfect compact phone if the software was done right on it.

But where is the $$$ for google/samsung for tracking everything you do ?:)

No matter what settings you try to disable, the phone constantly scans for gps/wifi/bluetooth devices (google's gms even claims this is for covid purposes in their TOS now)
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
Thank you everyone for the debate above. Understand that battery differs from one another, it seems that most people probably belongs to the side where the battery is insufficient to last through the day, or barely.

I love this phone so so much, and I got the Graphite model.

I hate to say goodbye, but I'll be going back to Pixel 5, and hoping S24, or whatever, will be a more optimized S22, keeping the compact phone size.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Sman999:
I use a snapdragon gen 1 s22. The battery is not terrible but also not great. An SOT of 3hrs for 3 days standby is what i get with max hz app installed, power saving on, debloated, sync on for two mailboxes. I get more SOT with less standyby time( if i watch youtube videos). I think its a nice balance for a compact phone. I had the pixel 6 before this but it was too heavy and big though the battery was slightly better.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] dragos281993:
You can get a Pixel 5 in mint condition for extremely cheap. I also looked up one cause I'm really considering getting one.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Sman999:
Im a pixel fanboy. But recently with the bugs, poor call quality and the random battery drains i chose to move on. I hate the material you in android 12. Atleast i need an option to switch it off. I cant root as i need to use bank apps in my phone.

Here is a screen shot of my s22's battery usage for the past two days.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
Yup I got one myself now. Only downside is the under display firing top speaker which makes the volume thin and muffled. Other than that, I'm very happy with the phone!

And for god-knows-what reason, Pixel 5 rocks a 4080 mAh battery. Wonder why tf S22 weighs heavier and unable to carry a bigger battery. Bells and whistles, but neglected this basic need of a phone 📱
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Sman999:
If im not wrong the pixel 5 is made of aluminum(sides and back) but the S22 is made of glass(back). Thats the reason for the weight difference.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
That is true. But SN8Gen1 is too much to handle for a reduced battery size. I'll go to Samsung shop to see how S22+ feels in the hand, as the battery size is bigger. But for now I'll stick with Pixel 5.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
I downgraded back to Android 11 the moment I got the phone from the used market XD
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Sman999:
I was using a pixel 4 happily. The battery became worse after 2 years. The pixel 5 seemed to be a downgrade in terms of processor, also nothing much changed with regards to it except better battery life. so i didnt upgrade. Then i bought the pixel 6 hoping i would manage the sheer size of it for the sake of that 50mp sensor but i couldnt. I wanted a small phone, the choices i had were the S22 and Asus zenfone 8. So i ended up buying the S22.

IMO the S22+ will be slightly better than S22 in terms of battery life but it cant compete the pixel 5 because of the processor as you said. so its better you stick to pixel 5. Pixel 6 is also good if you dont mind the size and weight. Or you could wait for the pixel 6a with the tensor chip and a slightly smaller footprint.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
I'm not really a fan of Pixel 6's design, which part of it is also it's bulkiness.

I also agree that the choices of small phones are getting lesser and lesser.

In terms of performance, I don't play games so I can make do with last gen processors.

Let's wait for Pixel 6a, or S23.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Fredzvw:
hI,

I bought S22+ this week. I like to try new phones often. My last one, a S21 SD, I was anxious for the S22 battery. So I try S22+

I follow this guide https://xdaforums.com/t/no-root-complete-samsung-galaxy-optimization-guide.4376755/ and did the section: REMOVE BLOATWARE.

At my second recharge of the phone, I did 7h SOT.

It's a fantastic phone, but Samsung will be never the phone with the most battery life.

I think a S22 with this set-up could reach 5-6h SOT.

My S22+ have all functions activated (AOD, GPS, WIFI, 120 Hrz, animated wallpaper, etc..)
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
I went back to S22, as the under-screen speakers of Pixel 5 is killing me.

Is anyone holding Snapdragon version of S22, rooted and underclocked CPUs, seeing battery improvements? I am tempted to root again and try underclocking CPU to see if it helps, but that would sacrifice my Samsung Pay conveniences.

*Dayum, my spare Pixel 4a, running Android 12, only drops 1% battery every 10 minutes of YouTube play. Insane battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Goku1992:
Guys this phone has way to aggressive Touch boost... Touch the screen and the prime core most of the time goes to full ~3ghz its stupid... Also gpu dont go into idle when you dont Do something... My onepl 7mlaren snapdragon 855+ Was way cooler and as fluid as this but no ****ing boost to full GHz only when touching the screen...
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Donnie Sins:
No way to 'fix' this..?
[Samsung Galaxy S22] dragos281993:
I have the SD variant and I did all of that. I had it at one point running in Quad Core mode and no matter how much I played with the pairing of cores or undercloking them drastically, the SOT was in the same range. Turning off the Prime Core which is pathetic has no impact on battery life and so on. You can try it yourself but I can assure you the gains are too small to be noticed. The chip is a complete fail. No wonder Qualcomm moved back to TSMC's node after even claiming they were disappointed with what Samsung made.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Goku1992:
Only sammy can fix this... Or custom kernel
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Goku1992:
Yes but Changing the Gouverneur should decrease the heat a bit... Cause it isnt neccesary to dull boost when scrolling or starting an App.... Battery is good on my phone
[Samsung Galaxy S22] dragos281993:
I changed the governor too. You've got only a few options to choose from and I switched between them once every few days. 3.5h SOT no matter what, and heat. "Good" is something different for everyone though. I had good SOT on the 13 Pro I regret selling. I got ~7h SOT on that thing. The Pixel 5 I had prior to that gave me ~6h SOT. Everything is with the same usage and on average. I was even gaming on the iPhone. SO that's what good battery is for me. 3.5h is utterly pathetic. I hit 4h when I watch a lot of YouTube. That's not representative of real SOT because there are no touch events for the time you watch those videos. Active use though gives me 3.5h SOT. Sometimes it's even less, especially if I decide to film something. The glass feels like it's gonna melt too in the process. But again, subjectivity.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Goku1992:
Okay mate thats bad :/ think only a good custom kernel can fix this or make this better... Sad.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] dragos281993:
With a lot of work. And even then I doubt things would improve that much. The reality is that the 8 Gen 1 is a complete fail. The refreshed 8Gen 1 Plus claims to have 30% improved efficiency. It's insane considering that we're taking about basically the same chipset. And that's all because they moved the production back to TSMC.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Goku1992:
Yes the 8gen 1 is a fail... The sucessor 888 was also hothead..
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Frazer Scott:
My battery life is fine for daily use, I have the European model of the s22. I do leave the reduced CPU and brightness settings on but that's about it. Gaming does seem to rag the battery a bit but I'm finding this phone a huge upgrade over my S10. I guess that doesn't help show how well it stands again other new phones though.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Maciek602:
Hey guys,

Is it normal that in GSam "Android System" consumes 31% of my battery and "Kernel" consumes over 13%?

Could you share your GSam reports?
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
Digging up an old thread since S23 series is out

I am really contemplating to upgrade from S22 > S23 just for SN 8 Gen 2 CPU, but the trade-in value sucks.

Got to still pay $580 Singapore dollars even after trading in S22 + pre-order promo code.

Who else here will be upgrading from their S22?
[Samsung Galaxy S22] k3lcior:
I'm keeping my S22 for atleast 4-5 years.. yes battery on S23 might be slightly better (like ~1 more hour of SoT or so), but does it matter this much?

Either way it's a small phone with small battery you cannot overcome that, battery will be weakest point of the phone either way unless u get something like Ultra variant but then again it's large phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
You saved S$500 for me :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Goku1992:
Im upgrading. Im on snapdragon s22u but from germany... But my contract expired so made a new one... Also get galaxy buds 2 and 512gb s23u, 1year Samsung care for 184€ its okay
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Gymcode:
Your deal in Germany is really good, I would too.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Goku1992:
Yeah but with contract mate :) but needed a new one so isnt a Problem for me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpsollie:
I have a medical app, which is quite restrictive concerning the android devices it wants to run on:

- android >= 10

- no jailbreaking

- SafetyNet active

- no magisk installed

- no developer options enabled.

I'm running LineageOS 17 on a Xiaomi 10T

I managed to hide the jailbreaking with Magisk (and faked its app name), enabled SafetyNet using MagiskHide props.

Developer options, however, I found no clue, so I had to tun them off.

Unfortunately, something goes wrong in the bluetooth stack, pairing the medical device doesn't work. The app requests to pair (twice), then they negotiate, and afterwards I get a error message from the medical device "pairing isn't compatible with this device", I guess a protocol error.

Any idea how I could find some info about what *MAY* be the cause?

If I could run the adb daemon in a rooted termux and get some logs about what's wrong, I may be able to find the error and fix it, but currently, I have no clue
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[P3600 ROM Development] deorext:
Is there anyone have this extended CHS/CHT chinese rom for my trinity?
[OPPO Find X5 Pro Questions & Answers] XsniferX:
Hi everyone.

is there a guide to root the find x5 pro ?

Thanks,
[OPPO Find X5 Pro Questions & Answers] sirwuku:
Intro to rooting: https://www.xda-developers.com/root/
[OPPO Find X5 Pro Questions & Answers] 33bca:
There is currently no way to root the Oppo Find X5 Pro and I doubt there will ever be.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] Thomasfp:
Hello

1st time everything went ok. Then after updating the firmware I can't flash vbmeta_disabled with ODIN. FAILED message pops up.

But the phone was rooted, the magisk installed correctly.

Can someone help?

Regards
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] belek:
Hi All,

Sorry for that if bumped question.

My Athena (ATHE1000) bricked bootloader screen:

Tri color screen and

; !

IPL-v2.02

; !

SPL-v1.25.Olipro

displaying...

I could not apply mtty etc.

any advice? how can i unbricked my Athena???

Thanks
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] lakeman:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=405814

Question asked and answered before
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] cmonex:
read the modelid fix sticky in athena mobile 6 forum
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] pthechemist:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=315831&page=53

post 524

Run the installer program on your pc and it will install wm6. From this point, run ALL 3 steps of olipro's unlocker again.

Should be fine then!
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
So the latest 31.0810.1226.77-1.1.138-2203 update has introduced Android 12..and killed Safetynet bypass. The kdragon Safetynet fix 2.2.1 no longer works and the device doesn't pass basic attestation either. Is there a workaround that doesn't involve unrooting it or are we ****ed for the time being? Goddamn Magisk had to deprecate their Magiskhide and safetynet bypass features. /rant
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] BakaValen:
Just re-flash magisk should be enough. Else re-flash safetynet-fix-v2.2.1.zip after magisk.

course if you havent got TWRP installed you would have to re-flash the boot.img to get magisk working again.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
I usually do that after every firmware update, reflashing the patched boot.img, and I already had the latest kdrag0n safetynet fix (2.2.1 as of now). This time after restarting on android 12, safety net failed and the Google pay app reported that my device is no longer certified. Guess I'll try again. Wait..is there finally now a TWRP for ROG 5? I miss using it from my old 1+3.

Edit - didn't work.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] BakaValen:
There is no TWRP for A12.

You will have to make a new patched boot image for A12. Go to Magisk and patch boot.img taken from Payload.bin (Payload dunper required) and flash it. That will get you root back.

Then you can use the universal safety net fix zip inside magisk.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
Getting root on 12 is not the problem. The kdrag0n safetynet fix stopped working after upgrading to 12. I have the latest Zygisk version 2.2.1 that was updated last December.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] BakaValen:
I am on A12 latest. Rooted with safetynet passed using the fix. You must be doing something wrong.

Explain your process
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
Did the same process I've followed for every system update - patch boot.img with the payload dumper and patch script as described in this forum before applying the update, and flash it afterwards. The safetynet fix that had already been installed and working under 11 stopped, and removing and reapplying it does nothing.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] BakaValen:
Flash version 2.2.1.

I'm telling you. There is a process not being done correctly.

I'm on the latest A12 for the 5s with safetynet pass.

Send screenshots of install process (magisk black screen bit)
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
Yes, I'm using 2.2.1. The flashing process appears to have worked, as shown -

It's the latest Magisk with zygisk enabled. FWIW here's the result of running safetynet test also.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Andrologic:
Are you running Shamiko withLSPosed/Xprivacy + blocking tracking for Goog Play Services and the relevant apps? Safetynetfix 2.2.1 alone is no longer a full solution whether you're on A11 or A12 and regardless of your Magisk version...
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
If you mean adding play services to the deny list, then yes. Got rid of xprivacylua as it didn't help. Used it to block reading identifiers and tracking for play services and other components, to no avail. Right now even the basic integrity test is failing.

Update - Installed Shamiko, disabled the 'enforce denylist' in Magisk so that it takes over the job and rebooted..and nothing different.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] yurishouse:
Passed here just fine... all you need is a clean magisk install, then...

hide the magisk app itself.

enable zygisk, reboot.

flash zygisk version of usf https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix/releases/tag/v2.2.1

optionally: flash shamiko, reboot, then select play store and play service in deny list without enabling it.

check again in YASNAC, should pass now.View attachment 5627571
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
Don't know WTF is wrong this time, compared to every previous time it would just simply upgrade with no problems.

Installed this month's system update.

Uninstalled Magisk.

Patched the boot.img with Magisk, flashed it.

Reinstalled the Magisk apk. It was rooted, all my settings and modules showed up as usual.

Toggled zygisk to off, just to be sure, restarted, turned it back on, restarted.

NOTHING. Again the ****ing Safetynet fails.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Google changed something today, as Google Pay now detects root when I had used it just yesterday without issue. It appears the safetynet fix needs fixing.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Andrologic:
Re-check that all GPay sub components are added to your Shamiko deny list and Shamiko configured properly (i.e with Magisk's own deny disabled). Also check and ensure that tracking is blocked for Gpay in Xprivacy.

If you don't have any one of those installed - you need it to be completely covered. Even if you pass Saftynet. Safetynet Fix and Magisk hide alone won't cut it, at least not currently. Tough apps like banking and payment apps will detect you.

Many people skip one or more of these and run into frustration with root detection..
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
I noticed that if I add Google play services (all components) to the Magisk deny list, it doesn't persist after reboot. Could that be it? Is it unable to modify the system partition? I'm using Shamiko, with Magisk enforce deny list option disabled.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
It may be a glitch, as GPay is currently not complaining about root when I pull up one of my stored cards. Regardless, I don't have Shamiko installed, but will look into it so long as it doesn't require Xposed or any of its derivatives.

EDIT: Confirmed to be a glitch. Not more than five minutes prior to this edit I used GPay without trouble.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] KaiserSnorezay:
Did some more testing, given I had to install the latest June firmware anyway. Fully removed Magisk (I hadn't done this earlier) and reinstalled, it passes. The culprit for failure turned out to be LSPosed. When enabled, it fails SafetyNet. I can manage without it but if anyone knows a workaround please do tell.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] zehuanli:
Same boat here. I got safetynet fix passed literally right after I disabled LSPosed. I glimpsed through the issues in LSPosed Github repo but they don't seem to be working on this.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] jhosharath:
I dont have any issues with safetynet.

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