Putting apps into the hibernation mode is something that a lot of people want. The reason is extremely simple and i.e. it simply let them save their battery life. You might have no idea but this is one of the finest methods to keep up the pace in this matter. In this post, we will guide you on how to automatically hibernate apps for better battery life with hibernator.
Greenify is one of the well-known software that is extremely helpful in this matter. You may think you need to root your device, but the fact is Greenify works without rooting as well. However, there are some limitations in such a case. The good thing is you can still make sure of the better battery life of your device even the device is not rooted. This is exactly where the need of a hibernator is felt when it comes to boosting battery life without rooting the phone. At the first glance, you may notice that apps are looking familiar to the Greenify but that’s not the case. Actually, it’s due to the Colour scheme. You can get the hibernator free of cost from the Play Store.
[googleplay url=”https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify&hl=en_GB”]
Granting permissions
It is necessary for you to grant the necessary permissions to the app before you actually start using a hibernator. There is nothing to worry at this point as the apps ask only for some basic permissions and the task can be accomplished in no time. After installation, simply open the hibernator. You will see the 3 dot menu on the right corner of the screen. Simply tap it and choose Permissions. Toggle them one after one, you can then see the Settings of the page where you can grant the permission. Apps need you to grant them three permissions which are:
- Draw over other apps
- Accessibility Service Permission
- Device Admin Permission