How to view battery stats on your Samsung Mobile with a UI 3.0

Now that a good portion of the latest Samsung phones have been updated to Android 11, many users are starting to experience the first time. new in One UI 3.0, the latest version of the South Korean company's customization layer.

Among these innovations there is one that, probably, was not welcomed by all in the same way. And is that, as indicated in SamMobile, a change made to the software of the Samsung terminals prevents users from seeing battery stats, so that it is not possible examine the applications that consume the most energy or if there is a problem preventing the device from going to sleep.

Luckily There is a solution. Although it is very likely that sooner or later Samsung will end up allowing you to view the battery stats, until then, just follow a few simple steps that will allow us to regain access to this menu.

The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra with Android 11.

Activate your Samsung mobile's battery stats with One UI 3.0

The trick to regaining access to this menu is simple. For some reason, the application that includes aspects of the system such as battery statistics contains a bug which caused the disappearance of these statistics with the change of the year from 2020 to 2021. In fact, some users have found that by changing the system date to one day before January 1, 2021, these statistics were again available.

But it is not necessary to change the date of the mobile to be able to see which applications are consuming your mobile's battery. Just follow these steps:

1. Open your mobile's settings and go to the “Applications” section.
2. Tap the icon next to “Your applications” and activate the “Show system applications” option.
3. Find the app called “Samsung Device Health Manager Service” and tap on it.
4. Once inside, go to the “Storage” section and tap “Delete data”.

That's all. Now, if you continue to use your mobile or connect it to the charger, the application will start collecting usage statistics and you will be able to check again which applications consume the most power from the system battery menu.