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Tap the вЂњSettingвЂќ button to open the Accessibility menu.ДЇind GreenifyвЂ™s entry in this menu, tap on it, then click the toggle. This time, youвЂ™ll need to give Greenify Accessibility access. Again, tap the cog icon next to вЂњScreen lock.вЂќ Time time, make sure the вЂњAutomatically LockвЂќ setting is set to at least five seconds.ДЄgain, back out until youвЂ™re in Greenify.

Just like last time, it will open the Security menu, but not the exact location you need to be in. Greenify requires a delay here of at least five seconds-tap the вЂњVerifyвЂќ button to once again be tossed into AndroidвЂ™s Security settings. The next setting youвЂ™ll need to verify is auto-lock. Once thatвЂ™s finished, just back out until you return toВ Greenify. In this menu, toggle off the setting that reads вЂњPower button instantly locks.вЂќ While this puts you into AndroidвЂ™s Security menu, it doesnвЂ™t put you directly into the menu where the required setting toggle is-for that, youвЂ™ll have to tap that little cog icon next to the вЂњScreen lockвЂќ entry. For example, on the LG G5, I had to back out of the Security menu and open theВ Lock Screen menu to disable the вЂњPower button instantly locksвЂќ setting. NOTE: This may look slightly different depending on what device youвЂ™re using, and Greenify may in fact open the wrong menu. Tap theВ вЂњVerifyвЂќ button next to this entry to jump straight into the Security menu. Since it does its things a few seconds after you turn of the screen, the вЂњPower button instantly locksвЂќ settings in AndroidвЂ™s Security menu will need to be disabled. The next step is when things can get a little convoluted: Greenify needs things to be set up in a specific way to provide the best experience possible (and to do what you want it to do).

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If youвЂ™re using a newer device that has a fingerprint reader or you use Smart Lock to prevent the need to input your PIN or password with each unlock, verify that here. Like stated earlier, this tutorial is for non-rooted users, so select the former. The next screen will ask for the вЂњworking modeвЂќ for your device: non-rooted or rooted. HitВ Next to get into the meat and potatoes here.

ItвЂ™ll start everything off with a welcome screen and a brief explanation of what the app does. This willВ ensure the app has all the appropriate permissions and device access it needs, as well all verifying that all the recommended system settings required are set in place.

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How to Set Up Greenify for Use on a Non-Rooted Phone (Most Users)ДЄfter installing and launching Greenify, most users will have to go through a quick setup process. ItвЂ™s also worth noting that there are two ways to set up Greenify: with a rooted phone, and without.В There are a few differences in how they work under the hood, but for the most part, you wonвЂ™t notice a difference-except that the non-rooted version requires some initial setup.

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Feel free to download the paid version of the app if youвЂ™d like, but you do not need to do so to reap the core and primary benefits of this application.

For the sake of this tutorial, we are going to cover how to use the free one. The paid Donation version of the app offers a few additional experimental features, and it offers users that like that app the opportunity to support the AppвЂ™s originator. ThereвЂ™s the free version, and a paid вЂњDonationвЂќ version. There are actually two versions of the Greenify app itself.

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The first thing youвЂ™ll need to do is install the Greenify app-you can find it by clicking this link or simply searching for вЂњGreenifyвЂќ in the Play Store on your device. So contrary to the traditional вЂњclose everythingвЂќ concept, you choose the list of apps youвЂ™d like to close, and everything else stays running as it always has.ДЄlright, now that weвЂ™ve cleared that up, letвЂ™s get started. ItВ isnвЂ™t a blanket feature, either-instead of just closing everything, you must first pick and choose the apps that youвЂ™d like to hibernate. Not only will it stop an app from running, using AndroidвЂ™s built-in вЂњForce StopвЂќ mechanism, but it will also prevent that app from starting up againВ until you start it.

вЂњBut that sounds like a task killer,вЂќ you may say, and вЂњ you told us not to use task killers!вЂќ ThatвЂ™s true, but Greenify is a little different. Greenify saves you battery life byВ effectively and systematically pushing apps into a sort of вЂњhibernationвЂќ mode-an idle state that keeps them from running in the background and draining your battery.

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