One UI: How to stop background processing of apps on Samsung Galaxy phone

Nowadays, battery-draining issues are most common in smartphones. To extend the battery backup, you may use the battery-saver feature. But with this feature, the device gets a minimum time of extension, like for one or a maximum of two hours. This feature decreases the performance of apps. Fortunately, if you have a Samsung Galaxy phone, you can stop these apps’ background processing, reducing battery consumption. Let’s know how to do it.

How to stop the back-processing apps and put them to sleep on Samsung

As you know, Samsung has a customization interface Known as One UI; it provides several useful facilities to users. It also has some battery-saving features like the sleep app; this feature helps you to limit the apps from background processing that, ultimately, saves the Battery that the non-necessary app may consume.

Let’s see how you can put apps to sleep or deep sleep state on your Galaxy Phone

1. Open the Settings app and navigate to Battery and device care.
2. Tap on Battery and select ‘Background usage limits’ from the following screen.
3. Select Sleeping apps or Deep sleeping apps
4. Tap the plus icon in the top-right corner.
5.  Use the checkboxes to select the apps you want to put to sleep and tap Add.