If the battery life or the automatic brightness are going crazy, there is a potential solution for Pixel smartphone users. Google phones want to be smart in some areas and support the user. This is the case, for example, with functions that learn from the user and adapt accordingly.
In the case of pixel cell phones, this includes the battery and also the automatic control of the brightness of the display. It is possible, but not aggressively advertised, to relearn these functions.
To do this, you can delete the memory or cache of the “Device Health Services”. Thus, for example, the automatic brightness forgets what it has learned from you so far. This is not at all stupid if there is an improvement in the adaptive brightness control, as in the latest March update. In Device Health Services, there is also learned data about the battery.
Devices Health Services on Google Pixel: Cleaning the data can lead to a better user experience. In any case, you can lend a hand here and follow the steps below:
- Open System Preferences.
- Open apps.
- See all XXX apps.
- Open Device Health Services.
- Open storage and cache.
- Open Manage Disk Space.
- Clear all data or just reset auto-brightness.
You can even read about some people on the web who did the reset after the last March update and found a noticeably better automatic brightness control afterward. If you feel misunderstood by your Pixel cell phone, then reset the data and relearn the device. Feel free to give your feedback on this in the comments, as well as your experiences with it.