Merge pull request #230 from AdguardTeam/solving-problems-fixes

updated battery and tasker articles

docs/adguard-for-android/solving-problems/battery.md

@@ -9,35 +9,19 @@ This article covers AdGuard for Android, a multifunctional ad blocker that prote
 
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-Sometimes you may notice that, according to Android built-in statistics, AdGuard consumes a lot of traffic and/or battery resource.
+On Android devices running OS 6 and earlier, built-in statistics often attributed high data and/or battery usage to AdGuard. This was because AdGuard counted all the traffic it filtered from various apps. As a result, AdGuard's share of total data and battery usage was overstated, while other apps were understated.
 
-Both these problems are two sides of the same coin. Since in the process of filtering all the mobile traffic goes through AdGuard, Android decides that it is AdGuard that consumes it all. In reality, of course, it is not true.
+With OS 7, however, this scenario has improved. Now the data reflected in Android's built-in data usage statistics is very close to reality, although there are minor discrepancies in the battery usage data.
 
-Battery and traffic consumption shown in devices statistics **do not represent the facts**. The thing is, Android attributes all of the WiFi and Mobile traffic to AdGuard, which was in fact consumed by other apps. Due to this, AdGuards real share of total consumed traffic and battery resource increases, and the share of other apps, on the contrary, decreases.
+Nevertheless, AdGuard users can always get a true picture of the situation on the *Battery usage* screen.
 
 ### Own battery usage stats screen
 
-To mitigate this misconception, we added a new screen called 'Battery usage'. You can access it by tapping on the battery icon in the top right corner of the main screen.
+You can access it by navigating to *Statistics* → *Battery usage*.
 
-![Battery stats *mobile_border](https://cdn.adtidy.org/content/kb/ad_blocker/android/solving_problems/battery/batterystats.png)
+![Battery stats *mobile_border](https://cdn.adtidy.org/content/articles/battery/1.png)
 
-Inside you will find a chart that shows the AdGuard battery resource consumption within the last 24 hours, with an option to get more detailed hour-to-hour data by tapping on the dots on the chart. Besides that, there’s also a numeric breakdown of the relevant data and a short technical explanation.
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-### Real example
-
-On the screenshots below you can see the battery resource consumption statistics for a night and subsequent morning:
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-![Battery 1 *mobile](https://cdn.adtidy.org/public/Adguard/kb/PicturesEN/battery_1.png)
-![Battery 2 *mobile](https://cdn.adtidy.org/public/Adguard/kb/PicturesEN/battery_2.png)
-![Battery 3 *mobile](https://cdn.adtidy.org/public/Adguard/kb/PicturesEN/battery_3.png)
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-From these screenshots you can see that:
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-1. AdGuard, as expected, is at the top of the chart. This is generally typical for smartphones (and not at all for tablets without 4G, since WiFi is much less 'costly' in terms of battery consumption).
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-2. Pay attention to the number of sent Mobile and WiFi packages, which were attributed to AdGuard (Mobile packets sent и Wi-Fi packets sent) on the second screenshot.
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-3. On the third screenshot are stats for one of the real traffic consumers, Yandex.Browser. It was not attributed almost any traffic at all, while in reality 70% of the total traffic was consumed by it.
+Inside you will find a chart that shows the AdGuard battery resource consumption within the last 24 hours, with an option to get more detailed hour-to-hour data by tapping on the chart. Besides that, there’s also a numeric breakdown of the relevant data and a short technical explanation.
 
 ### How much battery resource does AdGuard really consume?
 

docs/adguard-for-android/solving-problems/tasker.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Many people choose Android because they like customizing settings and want to co
 
 There are a lot of tasker apps out there, for example [Tasker](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&noprocess), [AutomateIt](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=AutomateIt.mainPackage&noprocess) etc. AdGuard provides an interface that allows these apps to setup various automation rules.
 
-![AdGuard Automation *mobile_border](https://cdn.adtidy.org/content/kb/ad_blocker/android/solving_problems/tasker/adgautomation.png)
+![Automation *mobile_border](https://cdn.adtidy.org/blog/new/mmwmfautomation.jpg)
 
 Thanks to this interface, any app can send a special message (called "intent") that contains the name of the action and some additional data, if needed. AdGuard will look at this intent and perform the required actions.