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re: Android battery drain question
Posted on 2/22/18 at 8:20 am to CubsFanBudMan
Posted on 2/22/18 at 8:20 am to CubsFanBudMan
So I just did a reset on my pixel 2 at the advice of CAD. I had been experiencing some reduced battery life, nothing terrible, but I figured a good reset would help.
I discovered a couple things, first, Android messages did automatically backup my SMS history, I didn't need any third party apps. Android/Google really has this backup thing down. You reset the phone and it gets everything restored to exactly how it looked before the restore.
Second, I use total wireless which is a Verizon mvno. On the pixel 2, the apn settings can not be edited with any Verizon mvno's sim cards, and there is apparently a big issue with pixel 2 owners not having data or mms connection. The work around I did on initial setup was to insert my old ATT sim, edit the apn settings, swap cards, then save. It's not a huge hassle, just an added step I had to do when I restored the phone.
I discovered a couple things, first, Android messages did automatically backup my SMS history, I didn't need any third party apps. Android/Google really has this backup thing down. You reset the phone and it gets everything restored to exactly how it looked before the restore.
Second, I use total wireless which is a Verizon mvno. On the pixel 2, the apn settings can not be edited with any Verizon mvno's sim cards, and there is apparently a big issue with pixel 2 owners not having data or mms connection. The work around I did on initial setup was to insert my old ATT sim, edit the apn settings, swap cards, then save. It's not a huge hassle, just an added step I had to do when I restored the phone.
Posted on 2/22/18 at 8:36 am to dltigers3
quote:Let's say I am ready to try. Do I need to do anything to prepare?
I discovered a couple things, first, Android messages did automatically backup my SMS history, I didn't need any third party apps. Android/Google really has this backup thing down. You reset the phone and it gets everything restored to exactly how it looked before the restore.
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