Doze has been bringing great benefit for my aging Nexus 5. But sadly, its presence also marks an end for my WhatsApp Web experience; since their "web" app is actually just a mere "interface" and still requires the phone to be actively connected to the Internet.
As we all know, Doze puts one's phone into a stand-by state where every unnecessary connection is halted. This means it will also halt the WhatsApp app in my phone (and thus in my computer's browser).
Now, is there a way to exclude WhatsApp from Doze? I mean, is something like that possible?
p.s., I prefer a non-rooted approach to this problem, but should rooting be my only option, so be it.
Answer
This answer is based off my Nexus 9 on MRA58K. It should be similar for any app.
Follow the steps as given below:
Go to Settings → Battery
Tap on the top right 3-dot menu, and choose Battery Optimisation.
There should be a dropdown below the actionbar on the top left, choose All Apps from the list.
Find your app in the list (in this case, Whatsapp)
Tap on it. You will get a popup with 2 options, Optimise and Don't Optimise
Optimise should be selected by default.
Select "Don't Optimise", and press "Done" below.
That's it. I hope it works for you.
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