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Google maps battery usage

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Does anyone else have this kind of battery drain from maps?
I have tried it with gps location on and off, same result.
Is there a way to tell which process in the phone is using the maps?

It has to do with Google Now.
Turn off the features of Google Now you don't use and also on the maps app turn off report from this device and that will help.
My maps usage went down a lot
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Open maps, go to settings, then location settings, uncheck everything

I had the same issue. I deleted google maps via Root Uninstaller and re-downloaded from the store. The issue of maps sucking up all the battery went away.
try that.

[App] Traffic Around Me v.1

Traffic Around Me is an easy to use GPS apps, it works by getting your current location and it will display your current surrounding traffic problem with map too, so you can pinpoint where is the problem happen.
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Google play link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skylinegtr.traffic&feature=more_from_developer

how is this app updated? how does it know when traffic incidents are around you? how is this different than waze or stock google maps?

dragonfly1113 said:
how is this app updated? how does it know when traffic incidents are around you? how is this different than waze or stock google maps?
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Its updated depend on waze user surround you. if there is waze user. it will show there.
Thanks

Bug on running apps (settings)?

Hello,
watching the running processes I get confused by Google Play Services.
For a long time, there were shown 2 seperate Google Play Services and each of them showed the right amount of running processes if you checked them - everything okay.
Now, since some days, the 2nd one displays over 20 running processes, but if you click on it, it shows only 3 processes (GoogleLocationManager, NlpLocationRecieverService and DispatchingService)
What confuses me here is, that before the counter always showed the right amount of running services, now it shows over 20. Is that a bug? Is that maybe some virus hiding as a Google Service?
Cheers
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Google Search and some Chrome services using +400MB of RAM

Hi, ever since updating to 5.1 I've been experiencing unusual battery drain in my device. Google Services is always first or second (behind screen) in the list of apps using energy. I also noticed that Google Search and a couple of chrome services are always running and using up over 400MB of RAM. Also, wearableservice is ALWAYS running and I've never paired any device with my phone, I think I haven't even turned on Bluetooth.
I'll leave a couple of screenshots so you can see which services i'm talking about.
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[Completed] Battery usage by an App called "10085"

Hey there,
my girlfriend uses a Google Nexus 5X and in the past days something weird is happening.
The battery usage of "Snapchat" was enormous - so I limited the background data of Snpachat.
So far so good. But this night, a strange app called "10085" appeared in the list. And it used "GPS"! But GPS was and is disabled in the options.
Any ideas what this could be?
(Sorry for the big ass Pics, but I'm not allowed to post outside links yet.)
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Those "numbers" represent an app that you have recently uninstalled or disabled.

Ahh ok. That clears it up. I could have known that. Sorry and thanks