This great telegram.

I recently noticed that my phone is draining a bit faster, and the smoothness of animations is disrupted in some places. Since I have various Android tools at my disposal while developing Talkvio, I can take a look at what's going on inside. I was very surprised to see that Telegram is loading the processor at 100%, even when the app is not on the screen).

I would, of course, have liked to take the developers of Telegram to task for this. In theory, this not only drains the battery but also disrupts the smooth operation of other apps under such a load.

Ahem. Actually, lately the battery has been draining faster. But I didn't pay it any mind.

DEg​, So what should I do? How do I deal with it?

I second that,

DEg​, give the solution. Put simply - what should we do, huh?

Just bash those shitty coders over the head with a hammer.

Well, seriously, of course you should report it to them, write angry reports. But overall, it looks like this passed their testing department, and apparently either nobody cares, or they didn't notice, or it's something very individual that they don't know about. But since it affects the operation of other apps, Google might have taken action against them. Google usually doesn't mess around and removes apps in questionable situations. Who knows, maybe there's mining? But this is Telegram, not some two-cent job by Vasya Pupkin... so unlikely...

And to be more serious, I wrote them a message to support; I hope they'll take it seriously and fix it.

Well, I wrote to their support; we'll see whether they take my message seriously. I hope they'll fix it.

Damn, I'd of course be radical - I'd get rid of the damn thing, but then I wouldn't be able to contact my buddies in Russia except through Steam, since Discord has already been blocked for them 😕

right away

but unfortunately - it's better that nothing is available, at least for me