Discharge of unnecessary background processes not only positively affects the speed of the device, but also saves battery power. With this task, task killers do a good job, but they don’t know how to do it in automatic mode. In this case, we need the Servicely application, which I will talk about in this article.
The program is available for free on Google Play , and its work requires root privileges. The way to get root privileges on each Android device is different, but the most popular exploits are: Kingo ROOT, Framaroot, Unlcok Root and TowelRoot.
Now I will tell you a little about what is needed and how the program works. On an Android smartphone with many applications, because of which there are various background processes: service (services) that perform network requests to the web server, information processing, run notifications etc. Using cleaning agents such as The Cleaner or Clean to Master Master, please close it, but it will restart soon. Servicely can automatically kill selected background processes at specified times.
To do this, install Servicely, open it and provide root access.
Then click “Add new application to results list“.
Select the background processes you want to close and click the check mark in the bottom right corner.
Note that in the free version you can turn off only 3 processes, and in Pro their number is not limited. But Servicely is still being tested, so the features of the paid version are now available for free. To do this, simply drag the option button next to “Free Pro version”.
You can now close an unlimited number of background processes. Also check the “Run at startup” box to have the program start automatically when you turn on your mobile device and you don’t have to do it every time.
It remains only to set the time during which Servicely will automatically stop the background processes that you selected.
Finally, it is worth mentioning that it is worth approaching closing the background processes with the mind. Close only those that you do not want to hang in the applications and the operating system itself.
