adguard has too much running memory

[Lwb828]

Adguard's memory usage is excessively high, potentially reaching 1 GB (and up to 2 GB when capturing bugs in debug mode). This may cause Adguard to automatically stop running due to out-of-memory (OOM) conditions, or be terminated by the system for unknown reasons.

[Zziniswell]

me too
Android 16, Samsung Galaxy S23, Nightly 4.14 26

[ESurina]

In order to troubleshoot this issue, we need to get your bug report.
Bug report only contains the information for the last 24 hours, so when the bug occurs please follow these steps:

1. Enable Developer mode on your device
2. Reproduce your issue with AdGuard app
3. Go to Developer mode
4. Find there Bug report option
5. Choose the Full report option
6. Wait 3-5 minutes for the notification about successfully captured Bug report to appear
7. Send this file to qa@adguard.com:
   include [android] keyword and 6002 as an issue number in the subject of your email

[Lwb828]

I'm not sure if it's feasible, but we might need another capture—specifically, the logs for when AdGuard gets shut down by the system or when it crashes itself.

[Lwb828]

oh

[Lwb828]

The memory usage has already reached 1.9GB, and it's not in debug mode. When will it be killed by the system or crash on its own? I'm starting to get impatient as this situation is quite troublesome.

[ESurina]

What I meant was that we need a bug report that will record the moment the application's memory consumption increases, without necessarily waiting for a crash to occur.

[Lwb828]

What I meant was that we need a bug report that will record the moment the application's memory consumption increases, without necessarily waiting for a crash to occur.

I have sent the requested logs, including those automatically captured by the system (screenshots), hoping they will be useful.

[Ai686Leo]

I've encountered this issue too, typically after leaving my phone unused for extended periods. It has become increasingly problematic since version 4.0+, with the software failing to restart even when the watchdog is enabled, until I manually wake the screen. This has persisted for many months now (I've lost count of how many times I've reported it to customer support).
Addendum: OnePlus 11 Android 16 APatch su

[ESurina]

Thank you! We've received your logs. Please tell me if your device is rooted with kernel su.

[Lwb828]

Thank you! We've received your logs. Please tell me if your device is rooted with kernel su.

"Using Dhizuku and Shizuku—apps designed for ADB—without having root access."

[DimitrisKalaboukas]

The same shut down and crash issues on Samsung Galaxy A54, especially while charging the device or leaving it unused for several hours. Watchdog fails to restart it (interval=30 seconds), given that it is excluded from battery optimization with all permissions granted.