Do you ever find yourself charging your Android device, only to have it turn off after a short time? This might be due to low battery, but it can also be caused by an issue with the Android OS. In this blog post, we will explore this issue and provide a solution. By following our tips, you can ensure that your Android device always has enough power to stay on.
What is Android screen turn on when fully charged?
When your Android device is fully charged, the screen will turn on automatically. This is designed to conserve battery life, and help you find your device if it goes missing.
How to Disable Screen Turn On When Fully Charged in Android
If you’re someone who likes to keep your phone plugged in all the time, then you may be wondering why your Android screen turns on when it’s fully charged. Turns out, there’s a setting you can disable that’ll stop this from happening. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to do it.
First, open up your Settings app and head to Battery -> Screen Off When Charging. Here, you’ll see two options: “When Unplugged” and “Always On”. For “When Unplugged”, tap on the switch next to it and choose “Never”. For “Always On”, make sure the switch is off and tap on it again to change the setting. Now whenever your Android is plugged in, it will stay off until it’s fully charged.
Conclusion
Some Android users have been reporting that their screens turn on when their devices are fully charged, even if the phone has not been used recently. It is unknown why this is happening and Google has yet to release a statement about it. If you are experiencing this issue, try disabling power-saving modes in the Android settings or contacting your carrier for help.
