If smartphone users could influence policy manufacturers, in the first place would have changed their attitude to the battery. At low autonomy customers most often complain. Google noticed it and the new version of Android made a number of innovations that will force manufacturers to improve the autonomy of its devices.

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If smartphone users could influence policy manufacturers, in the first place would have changed their attitude to the battery. At low autonomy customers most often complain. Google noticed it and the new version of Android made a number of innovations that will force manufacturers to improve the autonomy of its devices.

according to the resource BGR, Android 6.0 Google forced manufacturers to display all system processes, which "devour" the battery. This is a mandatory condition to accept the manufacturers to install Google services on their devices. Previously, they could be hiding from the user some of the apps that worked in the background and did the battery whatever they want.

How will this affect autonomy? Now manufacturers can't hide "voracious" processes. If Android fans will find that some software component from Samsung, HTC or LG consumes a lot of energy, put forward the requirement to take appropriate action. Dissatisfied users will become regular customers.

at the same time Android 6.0 comes with a built-in battery saver mode that limits background activity of applications.