• @[email protected]
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    144 months ago

    you can obviously change the settings

    And pray the settings don’t change further.

    Because they will. I have no idea why or when they do that, but those numbers will always corrupt, there was never an alternative.

    • Majorllama
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      64 months ago

      Microsoft just does whatever they want and we all have to deal with it. Especially in the corporate space. It’s infuriating at times.

    • @[email protected]
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      44 months ago

      Tbf, my Galaxy S22 did this a couple months ago with a system update. All my battery optimization exceptions were reset, so my alarm clock app wasn’t allowed to run in the background. Took me a week to figure out why my alarm wasn’t going off, because they also changed the location of those settings to an even more obscure menu in app permissions.

      • Majorllama
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        14 months ago

        How is the S22 holding up? I’ve got an S23 which I got about a year ago and I have had battery protection on since I got the phone so my battery life is still 100% and I honestly can’t see myself needing an upgrade for at least 3 more years.

        • @[email protected]
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          14 months ago

          It’s been pretty nice. I started slacking on my charging schedule a few months after I got it, so it’s degraded a little bit, but I can still make it through an 8-hour shift with Spotify going through my headset. The only thing motivating me to get something else is the locked down bootloader. I’d like to install something de-google-ified, but it’s straight up impossible on the US version of the S22.

          • Majorllama
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            14 months ago

            I’ve pretty much given up and just let Google have everything. I know that’s an unpopular opinion around here and I totally get it, but I just can’t be fucked to try and peel Google outta my life.