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There used to be a magisk module that would charge the battery intelligently and stop before b Full charge but I don't think it exists anymore sadly, or at least I haven't been able to find it
That is ACC, still alive and kicking. Here is a gui front end for it, you can get it from fdroid or GitHub https://github.com/MatteCarra/AccA
Yup. Called "protect battery".
I see that features in phones that I've used within the past 5 years. Isn't it a standard feature?
No I'm pretty sure it's not, I've used about 5 different phones on the last 5 years and one iPhone and I've never seen it on by default
But is the option available on every phone?
No I'm also pretty sure it's not, thats something I would have checked for on each. I'm pretty sure this is just a Samsung thing
I have this option in my 1plus, Oppo, Assus. So, I thought that they are standard already. Good to know.