Why 6.0 Isn’t Good Enough — Here’s What You Need to Know Before 7.0 Ruins Everything

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 09:31:39 +0000

Why Android 6.0 Isn’t Good Enough — Here’s What You Need to Know Before 7.0 Ruins Everything Android 6.0 Marshmallow marked a significant turning point in mobile computing, introducing powerful features like Adaptive Battery, Doze mode enhancements, and improved focus mode. But while Android 6.0 felt revolutionary at the time, experts and long-time users now agree: it’s no longer cutting it. As we gear up for Android 7.0 and beyond, the shortcomings of 6.0 are becoming clearer — and they threaten to undermine performance, security, and user experience unless you upgrade. ### The Hidden Flaws of Android 6.0 #### 1. Inflexible Battery Control
6.0 brought smart battery optimization, but its logic is rigid. Unlike the dynamic learning of 7.0 and later versions, Android 6.0 relies heavily on static rules rather than AI-driven prediction. This leads to strange behavior — apps sometimes get killed unexpectedly or draining approaches don’t adapt to real-time usage patterns.