A new technology study found that the life of the Android phone battery is greatly improved when the Facebook application is removed to as much as 20%.
Facebook has suffered from a persistent problem with the work of its applications on the Android system, so Facebook product manager Chris Cox encouraged his employees to switch from iPhone to Android in order to experience problems and know better.
The test results carried out on a group of users of Android devices showed that the performance and battery life of their devices had greatly improved when the Facebook application was removed from the phone.
Huawei's Nexus 6P phone was used to test with Twitter and Facebook, where the phone kept 20% of battery life for one day after deleting Facebook, and continued every day for a week of testing.
Built-in battery performance statistics show that Facebook does not use a lot of battery power, but it seems that there are other things related to the management of the Android system such as the Android framework and the operating system Android is using the capacity of the battery.
The Chrome browser on the Android system can be used as an alternative to the Facebook application, where the browser began to provide alerts feature when it exists in addition to the availability of chat and other features in Facebook.