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ā09-15-2023
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Galaxy Wearable Music, SOS, etc randomly run in the background on Galaxy Watch 4 even when I don't use the apps. I stop them from running in the background and lo and behold, they show up just minutes later running in the background again. This was never an issue before this one UI 5/Wear OS4 update. Samsung please, please fix this ASAP.
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ā12-23-2023 07:47 PM in
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ā12-23-2023 10:01 PM (Last edited ā12-23-2023 10:02 PM ) in
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ā12-24-2023 05:39 AM in
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ā12-24-2023 09:30 AM in
Galaxy Watch@MarvinMod2 This is normal. How else is it going to record your activity, heart rate, etc.?
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ā12-24-2023 05:14 PM in
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ā12-24-2023 05:27 PM in
Galaxy Watch@MarvinMod2 Samsung Health is intrinsically integrated into the watch. The normal usage is that it runs continually and detects activity and body conditions. That is why it runs continually. You asked if this was normal and it is.
You have an unusual and unintended usage.
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ā12-29-2023 06:09 AM in
Galaxy WatchFirst i understand they run in the background if you have heart rate and stress set to every 10 min or continuously, but when its set to manual, whats the point of it running in the background if your not using the services? The battery consumption is significant. I ran the watch for 2 days with everything set to manual and samsung health and health services running in the background. From 730am full charge till 4pm id have 35 to 40 percent battery. Then for 2 days i kept those two from running in the background for the same times and by 4pm battery life was around 80 percent. I have them set to manual so the service isn't needed till i run a manual scan which had no issues.
So, conclusion is that Samsung health and health services running in the background and cant be closed is definitely draining the battery even if your not using the service and set to manual.
Heres how i kept it out of the background.
Set heart monitor and stress to manual, go into setting, apps and force stop health services and samsung health. Reboot. They will run in the background again if you start a manual scan, when done, force close them again. Enjoy longer battery life.š
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ā04-16-2024 07:44 AM in
Galaxy WatchIs there a way to disable streaming thru the watch? I just want to listen to pods from my S23 directly to my Galaxy buds2 and not control via the watch. "Show media controls" is turned off on watch, but pods continue to play on watch and drain battery. I've tried all I can find on the web, no luck.
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ā04-16-2024 09:09 AM in
Galaxy WatchDid you unpair the buds from your watch?
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