Huawei, Asus and some manufacturers have system battery manager that prevent services to keep running when related application closed.
I realized that when i change my application package name to com.telegram.messenger battery managers (of huawei and asus) don't stop service when my application closed (service restarted after closing).
In other words when my application package name is com.telegram.messenger after installing application, android battery manager added my application to their list to prevent stop service when application closed but when i set my real package name It does not happen.
do huawei, asus or other manufacturers have a list included package name of famous applications like telegram and whatsapp and don't stop their services by their battery managers?
