Samsung
Exclude Apps from Automatic Sleep Mode auf Samsung
Samsung's battery management automatically moves apps you rarely open into a low-power state. Once an app lands there, the system delays or blocks background activity to save power, which is why notifications, chat messages, or fitness tracking can arrive late or not at all.
This behavior is controlled per app and can be turned off for the apps you actually rely on for timely updates.
Menu path
Open Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Battery and device care ➔ Tap on Battery ➔ Tap on Background usage limits. Here you find the categories that control automatic sleep.
Use Turn On/Off Put unused apps to sleep to enable or disable the general behavior, or pick one of the categories below it, then tap Tap on Add to place specific apps on the exclusion list.
Excluding an app stops the system from freezing its background process, so notifications and sync jobs run on schedule again. The trade-off is higher background battery use, so only add apps you actually need running continuously, like messaging or navigation apps. Leave the automatic sleep active for apps you open occasionally.
