AI suggests turning off adaptive battery
Though that seams drastic. Could be worth testing for those observing reverting after 3 hours consistently
Lucid app reverts from battery unrestricted to optimized
That's a frustrating issue. The problem of an app's battery setting reverting from "Unrestricted" back to "Optimized" is a known behavior on some Android phones, often due to system-level battery management features that override individual app settings.
While the exact reason can be device- or OS-specific, here are the most common causes and the troubleshooting steps you can take for your Lucid app:

Common Causes
• Adaptive/Intelligent Battery Features: Many modern Android versions (like Samsung's "Adaptive Battery" or "Auto-optimization") are designed to learn app usage and automatically manage or revert settings to save power, especially after a phone restart or if the app hasn't been used in a while.
• System Overrides: Sometimes the operating system's default behavior is to optimize all apps unless specific system-level overrides are disabled.
• App Restart/Update: The setting may reset every time the app is force-closed or after an app update.

Troubleshooting Steps
Since you've already set it to "Unrestricted" at the app level, you need to check the system-wide battery management settings that might be overriding it.
1. Disable General Auto-Optimization
Look for settings that might be automatically resetting app preferences:
• Go to Settings \bm{\rightarrow} Battery and device care (or similar on your device, like "Device Maintenance").
• Check for and disable any options like:
• Auto-optimize daily
• Adaptive Power Saving
• Put unused apps to sleep / Background usage limits
2. Check "Adaptive Battery"
This is a key feature that often resets preferences:
• Go to Settings \bm{\rightarrow} Battery \bm{\rightarrow} Adaptive Battery (or similar).
• Try disabling the "Use Adaptive Battery" toggle.
3. Re-Check the App-Specific Setting
Make sure your "Unrestricted" setting for the Lucid app is still correct:
• Go to Settings \bm{\rightarrow} Apps \bm{\rightarrow} Lucid (the app).
• Tap Battery (or "App battery usage").
• Confirm it is set to Unrestricted. Also, check for an option like "Remove permissions if app is unused" and make sure it is disabled.
4. Clear App Cache and Restart
A simple cache issue or glitch can sometimes cause settings not to stick:
1. Go to Settings \bm{\rightarrow} Apps \bm{\rightarrow} Lucid.
2. Tap Storage and cache.
3. Tap Clear cache. (Do not clear storage unless you want to lose login info).
4. Restart your phone.
5. Check the battery setting again.
If none of these work, it could be a bug in the Lucid app itself or a specific incompatibility with your phone's Android version/manufacturer overlay. In that case, reporting the issue to Lucid Motors support is the best next step.
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