I still have my Fairphone 2 in daily use, but it has become really very slow. I wonder if the reason for this is perhaps the increased demands of the apps I now use. Actually, it only works if I close all running apps in between. I also wondered if the requirements of Lineage, which I use in the la…

Did you close all at once or one by one to see if its one specific App?

No, I press the right Software-Button, switch to the end of the row an press “close all apps”. I think I will try the adb shell again if the Phone is really slow, the problem is that happens mostly when my PC is far away :neutral_face:

I’ve moved your posts to a new topic to keep the 6-y-FP2 thread on-topic…

At least on those screenshots I can’t see any critical HW usage: there’s no swap used, so it doesn’t seem that something has to be swapped because of missing memory (although I’m not sure that swap is used by Android at any time…). And idle CPU% is at more than 300%, so there seem to be enough free…

Sorry, no “Kickstart”-Topics with the Link.

Hereby the direct link dictionary kickstart

Just in case someone is trying to find that developer options… How to Enable Android 9.0 Pie Developer Options [Tutorial] My phone says 1.1 GB of 2 GB memory used, but it is slow and it has accumulated 366 crash reports. In Debugging, the option to enable is USB debugging. Then, you need to downlo…

[image] David_Fernandez_Pina: Mem: 1920260k total, 1833936k used, 86324k free, I’d say that is the|a problem, only 86Mb of memory left. Can you move some data (videos, music, images) either to an external device or an externally formatted SD card. (As pointed out the figures for the RAM usag…

That’s not helpful. The numbers you quoted is the RAM not the flash storage.

I am moving media out of the phone regularly, when Windows shows the drive in red. The responsiveness improves a bit after this, but not too much, thank you.

FP2 is getting slow

Help Fairphone 2

anon9989719 January 14, 2022, 10:07am 21

I read some where a #kickstart can revitalise the battery.

Never sure about such an idea, but it may refer to the battery monitoring which may a) give false readings and b) stop it charging fully.