I think it's moreso because they're not like chat apps that would constantly be searching for incoming messages/notifications, so I don't think it would affect performance for those apps as much as others unless I'm misunderstanding. It would be in deep sleep not using any power until you actually open it to use it?
Settings - Device Care - Battery - Background Use - Put the apps into the "never be in standby" list
None of this addresses why daily use apps would be declared "rarely used" in the first place.
I think it's moreso because they're not like chat apps that would constantly be searching for incoming messages/notifications, so I don't think it would affect performance for those apps as much as others unless I'm misunderstanding. It would be in deep sleep not using any power until you actually open it to use it?
So what you're saying is that OP should get their shit together and not Samsung? Gotcha!
I mean, he literally told him how to exclude app from being automatically put in deep sleep.