In Samsung One UI 4.0 and later based on Android 12 we have a feature called “Automation” in which you can set your phone to restart at a specific time. However, in One UI 5.0 based on Android 13, there’s a feature called Auto optimization. So, in this post, you’ll learn how to schedule Samsung to restart automatically.
Meanwhile, there’re some handy new features in One UI 5.0 including Deeper Material You integration, improved Dynamic theming engine, improved Dynamic theming engine, smoother system animations, and effects, easier lock screen customization, improved widget stacking, new multitasking gestures, text recognition in the Gallery app, privacy hub, custom call backgrounds, tweaked notification panel, pro mode enhancements in the Camera app, Samsung Keyboard improvements, Finder support in Samsung DeX’s taskbar, Modes and Routines and some others. For detailed information, visit here.
What You Will Learn Here:
One UI 5.0 Auto optimization
Through the auto optimization feature in Samsung One UI 5.0 based on Android 13, such as closing background apps and clearing memory, device care keeps your phone operating smoothly. In order to maintain your phone in the best possible condition, you may also enable it to restart automatically as necessary.
How to Schedule Samsung Galaxy Phone to Restart Automatically (One UI 5.0)
Of course, One UI 5 further enhances device speed with intelligent optimization, such as dismissing background apps and clearing memory, to keep your phone functioning smoothly. In order to maintain your phone in the best possible condition, you may also enable it to restart automatically as necessary.
1. Go to the Settings app.
2. Tap Battery and device care.
Battery and device care
3. On the Device care screen, tap Auto optimization.
Auto optimization
4. Finally, enable Restart when needed. Restart your phone automatically to keep it in the best condition. Automatic restarts will only happen when you’re not using your phone.
Schedule Samsung to Restart Automatically
After your phone restarts, you need to unlock it before you can receive notifications and alarms from some apps and see the name of incoming callers.
How to Check the Last Auto Restart on your Galaxy Phone
- Go to the Settings app.
- Tap Battery and device care.
- Tap the Care report chart at the top right-hand corner and check the date and time under the Restart history menu.
Check the Last Auto Restart on your Galaxy Phone
That’s all. This is how you can schedule a Samsung Galaxy to restart automatically in One UI 5.0 based on Android 13.
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