Jacob L
Moderator (Lawsonator)
If you do have a rooted device you could try the shell commands:
settings put global low_power 1
settings put global low_power 0
However, battery saving modes are something that manufacturers like to tinker with and often don't adhere to the standard Android properties so I wouldn't be surprised if this is the case here.
If you have the helper file you could use the "system setting" action to attempt to set the (Global) low_power flag (Ensure you tick the option to use the helper file). By using the helper file here some parameters that your device will not allow to set may be settable.
I would suggest looking closely at all the settings available as you may be able to change platform specific ones (which will have a different key) using the same mechanism.
There is of course no guarantee that these will exist or will work if they do exist, but it's certainly worth a try.
Some manufacturers give notifications on low battery, that come with an action that turns on battery saver, if you use notification interaction to press the first button, that might also work
Sorry there is no fix coming, it's typically not possible to set custom vendor specific behaviours (unless they work via the system settings action)
settings put global low_power 1
settings put global low_power 0
However, battery saving modes are something that manufacturers like to tinker with and often don't adhere to the standard Android properties so I wouldn't be surprised if this is the case here.
If you have the helper file you could use the "system setting" action to attempt to set the (Global) low_power flag (Ensure you tick the option to use the helper file). By using the helper file here some parameters that your device will not allow to set may be settable.
I would suggest looking closely at all the settings available as you may be able to change platform specific ones (which will have a different key) using the same mechanism.
There is of course no guarantee that these will exist or will work if they do exist, but it's certainly worth a try.
Some manufacturers give notifications on low battery, that come with an action that turns on battery saver, if you use notification interaction to press the first button, that might also work
Sorry there is no fix coming, it's typically not possible to set custom vendor specific behaviours (unless they work via the system settings action)