What does DZ mean in CHAT

Doze is an Android power-saving feature introduced in the Marshmallow release of the mobile operating system. It saves battery life by making adjustments and changes to certain settings, such as restricting background app usage and dimming unnecessary notifications.

When the device is inactive for a period of time, the Doze feature kicks in and begins to disable CPU wakelocks, prevent network access, reduce system performance, and other optimizations in order to save battery life.

To enable Doze mode, open up Android's Settings app. Navigate to Device maintenance > Battery > Advanced settings > Battery saver > Turn on now or Automatically. Then select the level at which you'd like to activate it (Options range from keeping it off all the way up to activating it when your battery drops below 15%).

The main benefit of using doze is longer battery life than you would get without it. In addition, since Doze restricts apps from running in the background when not actively used, this can help improve performance and free up resources on your device that can be devoted to other applications or functions.

No, not all applications are compatible with dozing. App developers must update their apps so they can be optimized and remain functional with Doze Mode enabled. As updates become more widely available, more apps will become compatible with this feature over time.

Yes, you can whitelist individual applications so that they are exempt from dozing even when your device is idle. To do this go into Android’s Settings app → Device maintenance → Battery → Advanced Settings → Battery Optimization → All Apps → Select App → Don’t Optimize then hit Done or Done & Make Priority and select Allow for Background Activity/Data Access depending on what type of optimization you want for this application.

Generally speaking most devices will enter a deep sleep state if they're left unused for several hours - however it's important to note that different phones may have different thresholds set for when its deep sleep mode activates which will affect how long a particular device remains in the deep sleept state before coming back online again.

While using dozing apps can provide significant advantages in terms of saving battery life - it's important to note that these apps might also end up causing reduced performance due to their restrictions on background usage (which can cause some services or functions within certain third-party applcations not work properly). Additionally - activating High Performance levels within these settings will result in higher energy consumption which can offset any savings achieved by using dozing features.