🔧 How to Turn Off the Option to Put Unused Apps to Sleep on Samsung Galaxy A55 🔧
🔑 By default, your Samsung Galaxy A55 may automatically put unused apps to sleep to save battery. However, if you want certain apps to run in the background without restrictions, you can disable this feature. Here’s how to turn off the option to put unused apps to sleep.
Steps to Turn Off the Option to Put Unused Apps to Sleep on Samsung Galaxy A55:
Disable Automatic Sleeping Apps:
Open Settings on your Samsung Galaxy A55.
Tap on Battery and device care.
Select Battery → Background usage limits.
Toggle off Put unused apps to sleep.
Remove Apps from the Sleeping List:
If some apps have already been put to sleep, you can remove them:
Go to Battery and device care → Battery → Background usage limits.
Tap Sleeping apps or Deep sleeping apps.
Select the app you want to remove and tap Remove.
Allow Important Apps to Run in the Background:
To make sure certain apps are never put to sleep:
Go to Battery and device care → Battery → Background usage limits.
Tap Never sleeping apps → Add apps.
Select the apps you want to keep running and tap Add.
Important Notes:
✅ Keep Essential Apps Running: Messaging, email, and health apps may need to stay active for real-time updates.
✅ Battery Life Impact: Disabling this feature may lead to slightly higher battery usage.
✅ Manual App Management: If you disable auto-sleep, you might need to close unused apps manually to save battery.
🔑 Now you know how to stop your Samsung Galaxy A55 from putting unused apps to sleep!