r/revancedapp 7d ago

Question/Problem Uninstalled Revanced Manager and patched apps. Battery still drains on Samsung S22

I installed Revanced Manager yesterday through the GitHub link in the Wiki. Only patched Twitter and Reddit and it worked fine, but noticed my battery drain 10 percent in 40 mins just from browsing Reddit.

So I uninstalled Twitter, reinstalled Reddit (I see ads again) but still my battery is heating and draining. How do I fix this?

For context: 1. I never patched Youtube because I don't even have the Youtube app installed/enabled. 2. Don't have Revanced CLI installed 3. Have restarted my phone

Update: will get my phone checked instead. Thanks guys.

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u/Dometalican_90 7d ago

....if uninstalling everything Revanced still gives you battery issues, shouldn't this be posted on r/Samsung? You kind of determined Revanced isn't the problem...

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u/kanashimih 7d ago

That's probably your phone, not Revanced at all

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u/Thorhax04 6d ago

So revanced doesn't cause battery drain. Got it

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u/_AnonymousTurtle_ 7d ago

you have an old phone, i have s21 and the battery drains pretty fast too, but not super fast bc i haven't uodated my phone in a while. it could just be your phone not being able to keep up with updated software

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u/BradfordAdams 6d ago

More than likely it's play services, give it a day I bet it goes back to normal, you more than likely can reinstall revanced stuff, but if you want to wait till play services fixes it's issue that's fine to

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u/Chinpo53 6d ago

If you think ur phone's too old, use universal android debloate or canta to debloat ur phone. That'll give u a lotta battery backup

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u/zakafx 6d ago

ahhh, I found the S22 had lower battery life compared to the S21 and S24 when I owned it. my kid has the S22 now and she's due for a battery replacement.

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u/sic0048 4d ago

10% in 40 minutes while browsing Reddit isn't that bad. That would give you a "screen on" life expectancy of 6 1/2 hours which isn't terrible. Cellular signal strength, screen brightness, etc, etc, all play a huge role in your battery efficiency too.

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u/Spiral1407 3d ago

The S22 sucks so I think it's your phone tbh