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I stopped checking how much battery is left like 10 years ago. I charge every night and thats it. If it gets critically low it notifies my another way.
Isn't it too late then?
It warns at 20%, then 10%. Which is still a few hours. How is that too late?
Mine doesnt warn at 20. Mine only "warns" when it envokes battery saving, which changes the behavior of many apps. So i like to know how close i am gettimg to that.
Too late for what, navigate home from the wilderness? I'm either at home, in the car, at someone's house, or between those places 99% of the time. There's going to be a usb-c charger and even if my phone dies it doesn't matter.