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@ -120,7 +120,8 @@ Starting from version 0.7.0 HA Client supports updating `device_tracker` entity
Location tracking is implemented with [Andorid Workmanager](https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/workmanager). It means that background location tracking is battery friendly and work as intended from OS perspective. But it also means that: Location tracking is implemented with [Andorid Workmanager](https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/workmanager). It means that background location tracking is battery friendly and work as intended from OS perspective. But it also means that:
**If you want your location to be updated with exact the same intervhals you set in HA Client you need to add exaption for HA Client in battery saving settings on your Android device.** It can be achieved differently on different Android versions and even on different devices. For example in Android 10 you need to go to _Settings_ -> _Apps & notifications_ tap _Advanced_ -> _Special app access_ -> _Battery optimization_. Or simply search for _Battery optimization_ on main _Settings_ screen with search field. Inside _Battery optimization_ switch to _All apps_, find _HA Client_ in the list and tap it. On the popup appeared choos _Don't optimize_: #### If you want your location to be updated with exact the same intervhals you set in HA Client
you need to add exaption for HA Client in battery saving settings on your Android device.** It can be achieved differently on different Android versions and even on different devices. For example in Android 10 you need to go to _Settings_ -> _Apps & notifications_ tap _Advanced_ -> _Special app access_ -> _Battery optimization_. Or simply search for _Battery optimization_ on main _Settings_ screen with search field. Inside _Battery optimization_ switch to _All apps_, find _HA Client_ in the list and tap it. On the popup appeared choos _Don't optimize_:
![Battery optimization](/assets/images/114551.png) ![Battery optimization](/assets/images/114551.png)
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As well as second `notify` service and second `device_tracker` entity. **Notifications will not be handled by HA Client**. To fix this you need to got to *Configuration* - *Integrations* in your Home Assistant and remove any Integration created by HA Client for your device. Then you need to restart Home Assistant server to make all exces entities to be removed. As well as second `notify` service and second `device_tracker` entity. **Notifications will not be handled by HA Client**. To fix this you need to got to *Configuration* - *Integrations* in your Home Assistant and remove any Integration created by HA Client for your device. Then you need to restart Home Assistant server to make all exces entities to be removed.
After that you can go to *Config* in HA Client, scroll down to *Mobile app* and *Reset registration*. A new Integration will be created and Home Assistant server should be restarted once again. Notifications should be handled properly now. After that you can go to *Config* in HA Client, scroll down to *Mobile app* and *Reset registration*. A new Integration will be created and Home Assistant server should be restarted once again. Notifications should be handled properly now.
If your `device_tracker` location is not updating as intended, please check [location tracking section](#if-you-want-your-location-to-be-updated-with-exact-the-same-intervhals-you-set-in-ha-client) of this guide.
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## UI Configuration ## UI Configuration
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