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The operating system of your device can terminate background processes of apps you are not actively using at the moment. Such optimization of background processes helps save power or improve system performance, but it can affect app performance. The Dr.Web app should work continuously to achieve real-time anti-virus protection and efficiency of the advanced components: Call and SMS filter, URL filter, Anti-Theft, Parental Control, and Firewall. Remove background restrictions for Dr.Web so that the app works as expected. To do that, check your device settings and the settings of the built-in app manager. Settings can vary by device: •Asus •Oppo •Sony
Permission auto-reset
Starting with Android 6.0, the system resets permissions granted by the user if an app has not been used for a few months. Additionally, on Android 12.0 and later, the app cache is cleared and the app can no longer send you notifications. This is done to save storage space and protect user data. However, Dr.Web cannot provide continuous device protection if the permissions required for its main functions and the app components will be reset. To ensure seamless operation of Dr.Web, it is recommended to disable permission auto-reset in the device settings. To open the corresponding device settings section, tap on the screen with detailed information on the problem. Restricted settings On devices with Android 13.0 or later, the operating system restricts access to certain settings to apps by default. This is done to protect sensitive info from being acquired and used by harmful apps. However, Dr.Web components use some of these settings, such as accessibility features and notification access, to protect your data and block unwanted content. To open the system setting that grants access to settings required for Dr.Web to function as intended, follow the instructions on the screen with detailed information on the problem.
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