It's because of device care's background usage limits. It puts apps on sleep mode if not used regularly. Thus interfering on the scan and update suggestion for active apps on google play store.
That makes sense. But shouldn't it be allowing updates on the apps that are put to deepsleep? Lets assume I didn't use Gpay for a while amd when I open it after long enough it will force me to install update before using it. Might not be a practical case but possible distraction. Any workaround for this?
I understand that they should allow some security related and utility apps to update in background. But the whole purpose of putting apps to sleep is to pervent from running in background and cache. Thus saving battery and bosting performance. Like if you use apps daily or in interval of 2/3 days is supposed to be an active app if not it is passive app which is not necessary of be prioritize.
I don't think so. I had s21ultra for over 2yrs and s23ultra for over 6 months. Didn't encounter that until last couple of updates. May be the deep sleep state implementation was made agressive lately.
As per your concern, we would request you to kindly contact the respective application helpline they will provide you with the exact information regarding this.
