Troubleshooting Android Background Notification Issues in MySudo

Some Android devices restrict background app activity to save battery. This can delay or block MySudo notifications until you open the app. To fix this, add MySudo to your device’s battery optimization or background activity exceptions.

 Check both the following Settings:

• Open your phone's Settings app.
• Tap Battery > Adaptive preferences
• Set to unrestricted/Off

And

• Open your phone's Settings app.
• Tap Apps > See all apps.
• Choose MySudo, Then, tap Battery.
• Under "Manage battery usage" check it is unrestricted/Off.

Steps by Device Manufacturer:

• Samsung:
  Settings → Device Care → Battery → App power management → Apps that won’t be put to sleep → Add MySudo

• Sony:
  Settings → Power management → Stamina mode → Apps active in standby → Add MySudo

• OnePlus:
  Settings → Battery → Battery optimization → All apps → MySudo → Don’t optimize

• LG:
  Settings → Battery & power saving → Battery usage → Ignore optimizations → Enable for MySudo

• Asus:
  Settings → Power management → Auto-start manager → Downloaded → Allow MySudo

• Nokia:
  Settings → Battery → Background activity manager → Disable toggle for MySudo

• HTC:
  Boost+ app → Optimize background apps → MySudo → Off

• Huawei:
  Settings → Apps → App Launch → MySudo → Set to Manage manually

After making changes, restart MySudo to ensure notifications are delivered in real time.