Was just messing around with the list of apps in my phone and found an app named "AgingFunction". No, it is not one of those apps that have that aging filter that make you look old or something. It's a system app that does not have a wrapping GUI. Felt off so looked it up online but didn't find much.
Recently heard about Samsung putting an app that throttles performance on devices for so-called device life-prolonging, but turns the throttling off during synthetic benchmarks and stress tests to make it look like device performance stays constant while it does not.
Is this a similar case and should I remove it (can't really remove but disable it using platform tools)?
com.transsion.agingfunction
. Just to confirm which device it is on because each manufacturer can customize their Android and have different system/built-in apps. – Andrew T. Jul 27 '22 at 03:16