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11-24-2023 06:38 AM (Last edited 01-03-2024 01:17 PM by SamsungJoJo ) in
Galaxy S23Today, a few days after updating my S23 to Android 14 / OneUI 6, „Device care“ showed its regular „apps have been put in deep sleep“ notification. The list of „Apps to review“ listed „Device Health Services“ twice as „sending unnecessary notifications and slowing down your phone“ and offers to uninstall it (or them). My reseaarch has turned up conflicting information. Some sources say that this app is essential for monitoring battery usage. Others say that it is obsolete as of OneUI 6.
What‘s the story?
Should I uninstall it (or them)?
What are the likely consequences of doing so?
Solved! Go to Solution.
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11-24-2023 08:23 PM in
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11-24-2023 08:21 PM in
Galaxy S23And it gets 2.5 stars.
But there's nowhere that uninstall it.
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11-24-2023 10:36 PM in
Galaxy S23Fold 5 user show this notification as well, cannot uninstalled. I think samsung must fix this one ui 6.0 problem
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11-25-2023 05:20 AM in
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11-25-2023 05:49 AM (Last edited 11-25-2023 05:58 AM ) in
Galaxy S23I had the same problem. I couldn't uninstall it, so I just went to app settings and disabled it.
Seems to work fine.
I usually do this with google apps I don't need and I'm not able to remove.
P.S.: For anyone who doesn't know how to disable it:
1) Go to: Settings > Apps > Device Health Services
(to see it there, go into the sorting menu -little icon- and enable displaying system apps)
2) Force stop and then disable the app at the bottom of the app settings
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11-25-2023 02:27 PM (Last edited 11-25-2023 02:31 PM ) in
Galaxy S23In my opinion, between Samsung and Google and perhaps other programs, there's too much duplication of services. I wish all these companies would start working together instead of always competing. Similar to the Matter and Thread concepts for wifi and networks.
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