Still in 2014, we reported that the Android Lollipop had a serious bug in your memory management, causing a “leak” that greatly reduces the machine’s performance after some time of continuous use. So far, however, Google has not released any effective fix for the problem, even if they already have been provided several updates to the system.
As always, XDA forum independent developers went ahead and provided a temporary fix to the problem, which can be installed by means of a Xposed application module. There are, however, some things to consider, because this fix is not compatible with version 5.1 platform and can only be used on devices that contain with Lollipop 5.0, 5.0.1 and 5.0. 2.
In addition, developers warn that tests were performed only with devices that relied on a ROM based on AOSP version platform, not recommended for installation on smartphones that have more customized versions of the system. It is also worth noting that, like other modules Xposed, you must have root access on your device.
If you have been interested in installing this module in your smartphone, just go directly to the corresponding forum at XDA and download the installation file APK, then transferring it to your device and performing the installation manually. Remember, the TudoCelular.com not responsible for any problems that may occur on your device, and recommended a backup of your data in case of needing a full reinstallation of the system.
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