Greenify is a tool that allows you to put your applications into sleep mode on Android. That is, they “stop” to run with it and you can optimize battery consumption, and save the RAM from your smartphone. Your system is slow and the load cell is lasting a bit? To resolve, follow this tutorial TechTudo.
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Step 1. To be able to put apps in hibernation, you must perform root your Android. Follow this tutorial TechTudo, and learn how to perform this procedure;
Step 2. Access TechTudo Downloads and download the application Greenify;
Step 3. When running the app for the first time you need to grant root privileges to the program. In the displayed dialog, tap the “Allow” button;
Grant root access to Greenify on your Android (Photo: Playback / Bittencourt Thiago)
Step 4. Greenify in the main screen will display a list of all installed apps. Select those that will be hibernated and then tap the confirmation icon (in the upper right corner of the screen);
It is important to note that applications icon “GCM” using Google Cloud Messaging service that sends information from servers to Android devices. With hibernation, the service stops working;
Choose Android applications that will be hibernated in Greenify (Photo: Playback / Bittencourt Thiago)
Step 5. Wait until the Greenify run the process. Soon after, you will see the list of all apps that were hibernated;
List hibernated in Greenify with apps for Android (Photo: Playback / Bittencourt Thiago)
Step 6. If you want to remove any app from hibernation, mark the desired and tap the “Play” button (located on the bottom bar). If you want to choose new applications to be hibernated, tap the “+” button on the bottom bar.
Select Android apps that can be removed from hibernation or new to add to the list in Greenify (Photo: Playback / Bittencourt Thiago)
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