@sixwheeledbeast I guess what I was pointing more toward is that there are situations or people that need a more predictable control panel. To be clear, I like the panel and the one hand scrolling. Its gorgeous to look at and most of the time its convenient. But it does mean that it is not good in emergencies. For example: say I urgently need to: Turn on wifi. I know to flick down just right of the camera notch, and the toggle is reliably about halfway down the page. access system settings. I try to flick down from the right top corner but what page I land on is a bit of a lottery. I then need to scroll to adust the pagu before I can do what I need. It is even worse for the items to the far left on the menu.

@shcarl276 Your belief that commercial services are generally better is mistaken, and your biased comparison with the volunteer services provided by the UBports community only serves to confuse the issue. I am convinced that UBports, as a community, wants its services to be easily accessible to everyone in every country around the world, including countries that block or restrict access to its services. However, there is no reason to consider this a standard requirement. The actions needed to circumvent the blocks put in place by various countries require the allocation of resources (human, material, etc.). And so, setting aside all considerations of feasibility, it ultimately comes down to a choice of allocating resources to this issue rather than to another. A choice, not an obligation. P.S.: On a personal note, I really hope a solution will be found, especially since so many users in Russia are affected.

@domubpkm maybe I make it preserve the last values used. Rather than adding more things to settings page.

Two days ago, I charged a Pixel 3a (24.04-1.3 rc) to 90%. It is now still at 37%. The scaling governor is active. This reduces power consumption to 22mA. When the scaling governor is not active, power consumption drops to only ~240mA The device can receive calls and text messages. The alarm clock works too. (Nokia 3210 mode The same behavior on my daily-use Pixel 3a. Without using Wi-Fi, the battery lasts at least 2 days. I’ve tried to build a script that turns off Wi-Fi when the screen is turned off and keeps the scaling governor always on for all cores. Unfortunately, without success so far. It should be a solution that still works even after an update. I currently don’t see any loss of functionality.

@AntiMS said: My Pixel 3a running Ubuntu Touch 24.04 (24.04-1.3) abruptly stopped being able to send/receive texts/calls a few weeks ago. Did your carrier completely switch over to VoLTE and switch off 2g/3g for calls? That would explain the sudden inability to receive or place calls.

@mihael said: Is that only on my Oneplus 10G? I have no idea but for now I've moved your topic to Support.

@ralf I tested on three Pixel 3a devices for one week. No active use. All background services turned off. Location services and Bluetooth also turned off. The same behavior occurred on every device. When I turn on Wi-Fi, power consumption increases dramatically. Without Wi-Fi: 1 to 2% per hour With Wi-Fi: 4 to 6% per hour

Thank you again for this app! If I can draw attention to one detail (I don't want you to be overwhelmed with requests): The app somehow refreshes itself at a few seconds interval. That makes that, while I scroll down the list of messages in order to look for an older conversation, suddenly the app takes me back to the top. I think the same thing happens inside a conversation when there is a long message and I click on "read more" - after a few seconds the message collapses again. I opened an issue for it: https://github.com/brennoflavio/greenline/issues/4 Again, a big thank you!

And updated the links, as I have added relaxing background music and sound effects for pushing buttons.

Sorry for bringing up a 4-year-old post. I tested three Pixel 3a devices (RC 1.3). I noticed exactly the same battery drain issues described here. Have any solutions been found for this yet?