VMOS FAQ

Battery Settings

please go to the battery settings. There is a sleep mode option. My Check all the apps you don't use

Data Saver Mode

there is a data saver mode. Deselect all applications except the important ones

Bug no response

Ensure that the word error does not appear in the application. Ensure that the following options are enabled in the developer options. To ensure that all installed applications do not contain any bug
- Always down notifications
- View the media channel
- Show invalid channel notic

Photo Enhancement

disable Force 4x MSAA from developer option:
Don't disable HW overlays because it's slow dawn your phone
Without a hardware overlay every application that is displaying things on the screen will share video memory and will have to constantly check for collision and clipping to render a proper image, this can cost a lot of processing power. With a hardware overlay each application gets its own portion of video memory, getting rid of the need to check for collision and clipping

Process in background

From the developer options, set the number of background processes on 4

Running Services

There are also two sections in the developer options The first is:
Running services:
which are permanent servers that consume the CPU
Background check:
which is the apps that run in RAM

Android Hidden Codes

If you have a phone that has this option Dial the code *#9900# and select the option shown in the image, then choose low not high It configures how many logs the phone stores for debug reasons if you choice high Your phone starts writing more logs than usual

Internet

Download adguard and block some apps from internet to completely turn the internet source into VMOS App

Stop Force

use the Greenify program or Force Stop apps to disable applications before entering the game

Disable app

It is preferable to disable Google applications if you do not use them and if your phone system interface allows you to do so

Standby Apps

Standby Apps isn’t a name given to any particular set of apps. Rather, it is a Developer Mode feature that manages battery and resource utilization of all the user-installed apps. It segregates your apps into four different standby categories, with each placing more battery and CPU usage restrictions on your apps than the former. The four different modes include Active, Working_set, Frequent and Rare. Let’s have a look at each of these sets.

Active: This Standy App mode imposes the least restriction among all the available ones. Android System will not place any restrictions whatsoever in the app’s ability to perform its job or trigger alarms (or notifications). Likewise, internet access isn’t restricted while the apps are in their active states.
Working_set: Jobs may be deferred up to 2 hours and alarms up to a maximum of 6 minutes. However, there is no restriction on network connectivity.
Frequent: Jobs may be postponed up to 8 hours and alarms up to 30 minutes in this Standby Apps mode. As far as the internet is concerned, there is no restriction imposed here as well.
Rare: The strongest of all the four modes. Jobs are deferred up to 24 hours. Moreover, alarms are also deferred, with a maximum time of up to 2 hours. In this category, there is also a network restriction imposed, which stands out at a maximum of 24 hours.

Attention:

A new feature from Samsung in the operating system Android 11 One UI 3 that works when an application is placed in the list of dormant applications, the operating system disables its package and prevents it from running completely in the background
Therefore, before uninstalling any application

Click on app info
if the application in sleeping apps you will see new button called Turn on
if you want unstall the app click on turn on then removed the app
Note: You can't install the app again if you didn't removed it from sleeping apps menu