About DozeOff
DozeOff changes Android power-management behavior on a rooted device. It automatically disables Doze at system boot, and on Android 12L or newer it can also disable Phantom Process Killing. These system features can limit background services, so the app is intended for users whose background tasks or notifications are being interrupted by the operating system. DozeOff can optionally keep the CPU and Wi-Fi awake continuously. The description warns that doing so drains the battery very quickly. Root access is required, and the app changes system behavior rather than simply adjusting a notification setting. DozeOff may help on devices where background processes are not staying active reliably, but disabling power-management safeguards can affect battery life and system operation. The supplied evidence does not describe per-app exceptions or other scheduling controls. Its stated behavior is to disable Doze automatically at boot, with additional process-killing and keep-awake options.
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