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[Q] Android 5+ Unresponsive/Battery Drain

Having a very strange issue since upgrading to Android L -- thought I solved it switching to franco kernel -- but after 2 days it seems to have popped back up.
Randomly phone will be completely unresponsive via power button or any other means -- I can tell it is still doing things because the battery gets drained (incredibly quickly) and I see notification LED flashing when there are notifications. Only way to fix this is hard rebooting (power+vol down)
Oddly, when I look at the battery AFTER reboot this is how it looks (the empty area is during the lock up)
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I initially thought this may be the sensor issue, but with the battery drain I am starting to think its something else (maybe memory leak?).
Anyone else facing this issue or have any insight on how to fix this?

Factory reset.

Aerowinder said:
Factory reset.
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Agreed.

Aerowinder said:
Factory reset.
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have tried that a few times with no success. Problem only occurs in 5.0+ -- do not have this issue on 4.4 when i switch back over.

I have a similar problem with the phone turning off randomly and then in restart I've lost approx 50% or more battery life. If I turn the phone on and leave it alone for a few hours the battery slowly increases back to where it should be as if the phone can't read the stats right. I was going to sell up and buy a new phone but I love my Nexus and then remembered that Playstore Nexus devices have 2 yra warranty, even if you side load OTA updates.
I'm RMAing my phone with a replacement coming next week. Google confirmed that it was faulty but I suspect it's software and not hardware. To be fair the problem started with 5.0 and got worse with 5.0.1 and a cache delete and hard reset has not fixed it.
Can't wait for 5.1 in Feb but I'm sure there will be other bugs!
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app

I called Google about something similar happening and they told me that if it was related to battery, the battery was only warratied for a year and they couldn't help me as it was out of warranty. Maybe I'll emphasize the restarting part.
matt_not_andrew said:
I have a similar problem with the phone turning off randomly and then in restart I've lost approx 50% or more battery life. If I turn the phone on and leave it alone for a few hours the battery slowly increases back to where it should be as if the phone can't read the stats right. I was going to sell up and buy a new phone but I love my Nexus and then remembered that Playstore Nexus devices have 2 yra warranty, even if you side load OTA updates.
I'm RMAing my phone with a replacement coming next week. Google confirmed that it was faulty but I suspect it's software and not hardware. To be fair the problem started with 5.0 and got worse with 5.0.1 and a cache delete and hard reset has not fixed it.
Can't wait for 5.1 in Feb but I'm sure there will be other bugs!
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app
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I called Google about something similar happening and they told me that if it was related to battery, the battery was only warratied for a year and they couldn't help me as it was out of warranty. Maybe I'll emphasize the restarting part.
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It seems to definitely be a software issue -- if i downgrade to 4.4 the problem doesn't exist.

This is what people are complaining about with the "memory leak".
Reboot your phone nightly (while it's charging perhaps) and these issues will not appear. Otherwise, it might reboot on its own eventually anyways.
As you suspected, it's a software issue and nothing to do with the battery. The battery level changing drastically like that is common anytime the phone crashes or reboots itself and will calibrate itself eventually.
Google will RMA for software issues like this just to keep the customer happy but that won't help you in the long run, better to keep your non-refurbished device.

Is unstability caused by hardware or software issue?

Hello, as mentioned before, sometimes I cannot wake my device. The entire screen is blank. I have to keep pressing the power button many times to turn on the device. Sometimes I have to wait for 30 minutes or more and try again before the device turns on. Few months ago, I took it to Samsung. They said that it was due to a faulty screen. They replaced a new one for me but after about 2-3 weeks, same thing happen.
Recently, for a few days, the device also rebooted by itself like crazy. This happened especially when I used the stock Camera app to take photos. Sometimes it happened when I pressed the Camera app icon. In most cases, this happened when I pressed the button to shoot photo.
Few days ago, the screen brinked a few times and rebooted by itself. Even there were about 30% battery power, at one point it reported 0%. When I plugged the device to the power supply, the problem disappeared and the device charged.
Are these things due to software issue or hardware issue? As you know, the apps update by themselves often.
Info on my device:
SM-P905
Android 4.4.2
Base version: P905XXUANA7
Kernel version: 3.4.0-2454801
[email protected]#1
Fri Aug 8 11:53:36 KST 2014
Build number: KOT49H.P905ZSUANH1
SE Android Status: Enforcing SEPF_SM-P905_4.4.2_0040 Fri Jan 30 17:13:07 2015

petercohen said:
Few days ago, the screen brinked a few times and rebooted by itself. Even there were about 30% battery power, at one point it reported 0%. When I plugged the device to the power supply, the problem disappeared and the device charged.
Are these things due to software issue or hardware issue? As you know, the apps update by themselves often.
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Battery's capacity fluctuation, flickering screen, auto reboot, auto shut down, are common caused by cracked battery connector.
You can inspect the battery connector under magnified glass, push it slightly right or left to see if it's moving. A battery connector with cracked solders will move easily by this test.
A quick rework will take under 5 minutes to melt and add more solders to the 6 pins of battery connector. A repair shop or anyone knows how to solder can help you.
This is what this connector looks like:
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A quick test: slap hard on the back cover with your hand, your tablet will shut down immediately if the battery connector is badly cracked.
Be aware that some depot techs are technical incompetent to troubleshoot or repair a particular issue like this one.

Thanks. I performed the test you described. The tablet did not shut down immediately. I slapped it hard a few times. No shutting down. I suspect it is related to software because the issues seem to have happened in blocks of time. i.e. 1-2 days of problems. No problem. 1-2 days of problems, etc.

petercohen said:
Thanks. I performed the test you described. The tablet did not shut down immediately. I slapped it hard a few times. No shutting down. I suspect it is related to software because the issues seem to have happened in blocks of time. i.e. 1-2 days of problems. No problem. 1-2 days of problems, etc.
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The quick test I mentioned only work with badly loose battery connector, the one that can lift off easily or move if pushed. Other cases, cracked solders cause intermittent power or quick discharge or running hot battery. Your intermittent problems could be some pins have crack but not all of them.
Believe me or not, this is not software but hardware problem common seen in Galaxy Note and others, I try to point to the right direction but it's up to you to figure out.

I had no problem with my device for a few weeks. Recently, very often the device restarted when I pressed the built-in camera app. Don't you think this is a software problem?

petercohen said:
I had no problem with my device for a few weeks. Recently, very often the device restarted when I pressed the built-in camera app. Don't you think this is a software problem?
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The easiest way to verify, back up then reset your tablet. If problem starts again with fresh system, this is not software but hardware problem.
However, flickering screen and auto reboot is not software. These problems often cause by cracked battery connector.
You need to read the " Flickering " thread to see what is the source of your problem. In this forum, it has more than 30,000 views and another forum ( Android Central ), it has more than 100,000 views. These numbers will tell, you are not the only one to have it.

I found that when the battery level is low, the device flickering and reboot by itself like crazy.

petercohen said:
I found that when the battery level is low, the device flickering and reboot by itself like crazy.
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I think the only way to convince you this is not software problem: take the back cover off when battery is low, pressing directly on the battery connector, the flickering screen will stop immediately. Another user followed my advice, applied pressure on the battery connector helped his tablet to boot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63123548&postcount=7

Hello, I cannot take the cover off. What is the best way to do it without damaging the device? From some online videos, it looks like there are some kind of plastic tool?

petercohen said:
Hello, I cannot take the cover off. What is the best way to do it without damaging the device? From some online videos, it looks like there are some kind of plastic tool?
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Pry and lift, you can take the back out easily
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeSG0hHpAG8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdctusUVv_E

Beut said:
Pry and lift, you can take the back out easily
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeSG0hHpAG8
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Yes I saw this video. Where can I get the plastic tool without ordering the battery kit?

petercohen said:
Yes I saw this video. Where can I get the plastic tool without ordering the battery kit?
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There are too many of them on Ebay or Amazon, you should have at least one Metal Spudger because other plastic tools are prone to break after few uses, but plastic tools cause less damages to the case with no experienced users.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5Pcs-Plasti...343597?hash=item4aeb4e17ed:g:d0UAAOSwNSxVchoR
http://www.amazon.com/Mobile-Repair...47773485&sr=8-112&keywords=tablet+prying+tool
http://www.ebay.com/itm/8-Pcs-Repai...962745?hash=item2a45942379:g:uRIAAOSwj0NUejUP

My phone is haunted?

Hello all, I want to apologize ahead of time for the long post.
I recently lurked some threads to get my Honor 8 (L04 version) rooted. After 2 days of stress, near bricks and some tears I finally got set up,unlocked bootloader TWRP, Magisk root etc.
Now, I don't think this is related to that process but I happened to get a text message and when I turned on my screen, the lockscreen was "glitched" my wallpaper was the default one and half the screen was black like a dialog box should be there, kind of where the unlock pin numbers would take up space, except solid black. Then I picked up my phone and it worked fine.
Here is the thing, I have NFC off (by choice not because it broke during unlocking) but my phone was resting on top of a spare phone I use for music only when I go to the gym/running. The other phone is a BLU NEO X MINI. After some trial and error I think I know what is going on but not sure why.
If my phone is pressed up against that BLU phone and I shift it around my Honor 8 wakes up to the lockscreen. Sometimes my normal lockscreen sometimes the weird one that is glitched out. It doesn't do it if the phones are facing each other though screen to screen. I then tried with a very old EVO 3D I had and it doesnt do it either, and with an iPhone 4 and 5, also didn't cause it.
I 'm fairly certain the BLU does not have NFC but something is definitely weird. Any info would help.

myphoneishaunted said:
Hello all, I want to apologize ahead of time for the long post.
I recently lurked some threads to get my Honor 8 (L04 version) rooted. After 2 days of stress, near bricks and some tears I finally got set up,unlocked bootloader TWRP, Magisk root etc.
Now, I don't think this is related to that process but I happened to get a text message and when I turned on my screen, the lockscreen was "glitched" my wallpaper was the default one and half the screen was black like a dialog box should be there, kind of where the unlock pin numbers would take up space, except solid black. Then I picked up my phone and it worked fine.
Here is the thing, I have NFC off (by choice not because it broke during unlocking) but my phone was resting on top of a spare phone I use for music only when I go to the gym/running. The other phone is a BLU NEO X MINI. After some trial and error I think I know what is going on but not sure why.
If my phone is pressed up against that BLU phone and I shift it around my Honor 8 wakes up to the lockscreen. Sometimes my normal lockscreen sometimes the weird one that is glitched out. It doesn't do it if the phones are facing each other though screen to screen. I then tried with a very old EVO 3D I had and it doesnt do it either, and with an iPhone 4 and 5, also didn't cause it.
I 'm fairly certain the BLU does not have NFC but something is definitely weird. Any info would help.
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If u have the time I'll recommend u to wipe ur phone and restore to stock for maybe a day before rooting again. The last time I tried rooting even my phone acted up, worse than urs in fact, I lost NFC and the firmware was corrupt so I didn't have WiFi working and I didn't have a keyboard.....
Sent from my Honor 8 using XDA Labs

Better to rollback once or reset once.

That's weird, try a factory reset

ayush rao said:
If u have the time I'll recommend u to wipe ur phone and restore to stock for maybe a day before rooting again. The last time I tried rooting even my phone acted up, worse than urs in fact, I lost NFC and the firmware was corrupt so I didn't have WiFi working and I didn't have a keyboard.....
Sent from my Honor 8 using XDA Labs
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venugopalu007 said:
Better to rollback once or reset once.
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PalakMi said:
That's weird, try a factory reset
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Thank you for the replies. I believe I know what is causing it after some trial and error. I grabbed some rfid/nfc capable cards to see if it would trigger it and it didn't. So I started wondering what might cause it, I turned off the BLU phone completely then pressed it against my Honor 8 while it was on, and it locked the screen. I then wondered what if it was a magnetic thing, and googled for some answers and found another thread here about the smart cover causing an issue, that actually had a picture of what my screen looks like.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/help/honor-smart-cover-issue-t3615604
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So at this point I believe it was the magnetic sensor for a smart cover on the Honor 8 just happens to be triggered by the BLU phone specifically, maybe the BLU has a magnet at the very front of the phone since even turning it back to back doesn't trigger it. Maybe others can try to experiment and reproduce the same result. For now I am just going to avoid magnets!

better to aviod bro , good job to find the solution yourself

myphoneishaunted said:
Thank you for the replies. I believe I know what is causing it after some trial and error. I grabbed some rfid/nfc capable cards to see if it would trigger it and it didn't. So I started wondering what might cause it, I turned off the BLU phone completely then pressed it against my Honor 8 while it was on, and it locked the screen. I then wondered what if it was a magnetic thing, and googled for some answers and found another thread here about the smart cover causing an issue, that actually had a picture of what my screen looks like.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/help/honor-smart-cover-issue-t3615604
So at this point I believe it was the magnetic sensor for a smart cover on the Honor 8 just happens to be triggered by the BLU phone specifically, maybe the BLU has a magnet at the very front of the phone since even turning it back to back doesn't trigger it. Maybe others can try to experiment and reproduce the same result. For now I am just going to avoid magnets!
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Yea it has happened to me before as well I recollect. It was in my Mom's bag and when I took it out the screen was the same but it fixed itself after turning off the screen once.
Sent from my Honor 8 using XDA Labs

Well, that explains it all

(screenshot smart cover stuck fix k(nightmode')
https://pasteboard.co/GFc4tD3.jpg
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Hi,
here my*"FIFTH HONOR 8" (see screen)
I had a problem with a bug overnight when the phone was sleeping, lol gotta wonder...
The morning it was locked on mode "smart cover" overnight (maybe humidity... like I give a F) never activated anything from smart assistance... thanks anyways.
As in the screenshot I...* did try a DIY fix late in the night %) (I mean that last fix after a week of softer tryout) . too bad having no warranty...
https://pasteboard.co/GFc4tD3.jpg
(Joke fix)
BTW pics taken with my 6th honorf
On another note you could try a factory reset via SD card or computer adb .. I couldn't personally. Computer smasher and "proprietary open source" didn't save the day but who care I can always repair my screen with fake yellow tint glass.
And another one .. screen surviving later on :
https://pasteboard.co/GFcKiIo.jpg (edit: just realized, the stuck smart cover is gone!!!)

Phone almost exploded because of kernel

Hi. Всем привет.
First of all, sorry for my English, sometimes I use Google Translate. I come from 4PDA forum and I want to share what happened to me.
I used malakas non oc for very long time, but I wanted to change to another kernel, since I heard that the developer stopped bringing updates, which made me chose another kernel. Someone recommended me Disrupt kernel for battery life. In the first day I felt that the battery went really bad, so I tried a clean flash my rom. Things went a little better, and I kept using it, until one day, when my phone started heating up. It got to 45C and I didn't even used my phone. I shut it down, but it was getting worst. I got scared, and put it into something cold so it can cool down. I let it there for like 3 mins, was better but then I started my phone and I saw that it was getting fast to 47C. I couldn't do anything. Stopped and put back to cold. After 10 min I restarted, and it had 50C. After just 2 min it got to 52C, the phone was VERY HOT! I called my friend and he told me to disconnect the battery. Well, last time I saw my battery showed 54C, so I had nothing else to do. I opened the phone, and disconnected my battery. IT WAS RUINED! I was not playing on the phone, mostly for VK, Instagram, youtube and calls, also the phone was NEW, barely used and in a very good condition, not droped or water damaged. Hardly I got it out, and my phone slowly cooled down. I bought another battery, installed Franco and now thinking to flash another kernel but I'm scared. Here is a picture about the battery, I was wearing glowes too so I don't burn myself. Happily my phone is ok now, and still works good.
Be careful guys with your phones. Now they told me not to flash a kernel from a noname dev, and I should always chose Franco, Arter or from someone well known!
https://postimg.cc/rR2hxz6b

Cool story
If you think the kernel caused the problem you could've gone Into recovery and reflashed your stock kernel.

Skinpipe said:
Cool story
If you think the kernel caused the problem you could've gone Into recovery and reflashed your stock kernel.
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I shut down my phone and it was still heating. I don't think reflashing kernel could fix it. It was too late anyways, and I didn't had time to think what to do. I did the easiest way and I'm glad I did that. Battery was a disaster, look pic.

It have nothing to do with kernel

EugenStanis said:
It have nothing to do with kernel
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Yeah it had nothing at all to do with any kernel.
Also @op I would either delete this thread or rename it and remove the part where you are blaming a certain devs work that clearly didn't cause your problem, because if I was that dev I would not be happy reading that

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Hi. Всем привет.
First of all, sorry for my English, sometimes I use Google Translate. I come from 4PDA forum and I want to share what happened to me.
I used malakas non oc for very long time, but I wanted to change to another kernel, since I heard that the developer stopped bringing updates, which made me chose another kernel. Someone recommended me Disrupt kernel for battery life. In the first day I felt that the battery went really bad, so I tried a clean flash my rom. Things went a little better, and I kept using it, until one day, when my phone started heating up. It got to 45C and I didn't even used my phone. I shut it down, but it was getting worst. I got scared, and put it into something cold so it can cool down. I let it there for like 3 mins, was better but then I started my phone and I saw that it was getting fast to 47C. I couldn't do anything. Stopped and put back to cold. After 10 min I restarted, and it had 50C. After just 2 min it got to 52C, the phone was VERY HOT! I called my friend and he told me to disconnect the battery. Well, last time I saw my battery showed 54C, so I had nothing else to do. I opened the phone, and disconnected my battery. IT WAS RUINED! I was not playing on the phone, mostly for VK, Instagram, youtube and calls, also the phone was NEW, barely used and in a very good condition, not droped or water damaged. Hardly I got it out, and my phone slowly cooled down. I bought another battery, installed Franco and now thinking to flash another kernel but I'm scared. Here is a picture about the battery, I was wearing glowes too so I don't burn myself. Happily my phone is ok now, and still works good.
Be careful guys with your phones. Now they told me not to flash a kernel from a noname dev, and I should always chose Franco, Arter or from someone well known!
https://postimg.cc/rR2hxz6b
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Question Battery showing unusual graph

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Observe if the issue is only once or frequently.
If it happen many times, return to official stock MIUI and lock bootloader. Though the cause is unknown, it can be hardware issue. Find Xiaomi repair center to check the problem.
Similar case happen in Poco F3:
(SOLVED) Charging and Battery Percentage Error
Hello Everyone, Before sleeping my phone was at 36% battery, after woke up my phone suddenly showing 76% battery without any charge, after using phone for 30 minutes my phone fet switched off, it doesn't get turned on, then i put the charger and...
forum.xda-developers.com

pl1992aw said:
Observe if the issue is only once or frequently.
If it happen many times, return to official stock MIUI and lock bootloader. Though the cause is unknown, it can be hardware issue. Find Xiaomi repair center to check the problem.
Similar case happen in Poco F3:
(SOLVED) Charging and Battery Percentage Error
Hello Everyone, Before sleeping my phone was at 36% battery, after woke up my phone suddenly showing 76% battery without any charge, after using phone for 30 minutes my phone fet switched off, it doesn't get turned on, then i put the charger and...
forum.xda-developers.com
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But I am in official Miui, bootloader locked !! Haven't unlocked yet !!

biswatmak said:
But I am in official Miui, bootloader locked !! Haven't unlocked yet !!
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Then you can directly go find Xiaomi repair center to find out the problem. Warranty should cover this issue.
Show them the screenshot to prove to them.
Backup your data first. Maybe they will reset your phone.

pl1992aw said:
Then you can directly go find Xiaomi repair center to find out the problem. Warranty should cover this issue.
Show them the screenshot to prove to them.
Backup your data first. Maybe they will reset your phone.
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Actually I did a factory reset after which this happened, before factory reset I used it for more than a week and didn't get this kind of a graph.

biswatmak said:
Actually I did a factory reset after which this happened, before factory reset I used it for more than a week and didn't get this kind of a graph.
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So higher chance of hardware cause, maybe similar to the thread I posted. In that thread the person had written what he did.
Straight to Xiaomi repair center for help.

pl1992aw said:
So higher chance of hardware cause, maybe similar to the thread I posted. In that thread the person had written what he did.
Straight to Xiaomi repair center for help.
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Took it to the service center, they said they didn't find any fault.
A reddit user posted a similar issue , even those guys seems least bothered. Don't know what's happening to the world !!
I have posted the link to the particular reddit post below
https://www.reddit.com/r/PocoPhones/comments/obhh67

biswatmak said:
Took it to the service center, they said they didn't find any fault.
A reddit user posted a similar issue , even those guys seems least bothered. Don't know what's happening to the world !!
I have posted the link to the particular reddit post below
https://www.reddit.com/r/PocoPhones/comments/obhh67
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If the center said did not find any fault, then observe if it happen later.
Find them again if it occurs again.

without soundin daft, check how your phone gets the time, if its from the network, try it on manual

biojo said:
without soundin daft, check how your phone gets the time, if its from the network, try it on manual
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Ok I charged my phone to 94% and right now its 66%. Please check my battery graph to say how its going

WhatsApp and Meet(?). Using a lot of resources.
I wouldn't like either one run on my device.
It may be a malware related issue or a crap app(s)... be careful what you download.
I see a factory reset in your future... load more wisely on the next OS.

biswatmak said:
Ok I charged my phone to 94% and right now its 66%. Please check my battery graph to say how its going
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It might not happen right away. Just keep in mind it happen before. Use your phone as you wish.
If in the future your phone sudden shutdown, or the battery percentage behaves strangely, you can check the battery meter.

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It might not happen right away. Just keep in mind it happen before. Use your phone as you wish.
If in the future your phone sudden shutdown, or the battery percentage behaves strangely, you can check the battery meter.
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In the service center yet again waiting for a miracle to save my not even one month old device !!!