Help CAT S75 says battery usage data isn't available.

[Jameskrem]

So i recently bought a cat s75 phone but in the battery settings it never shows the app drain by app, it just says battery usage data isn't available. Saw someone entering recovery mode and selecting wipe cache partition but that option isn't available in my case. Any suggestions?

 

[nickdalzell]

Did you just buy this phone? If so, in modern Android, it takes a few days or up to a week for it to 'learn usage habits' and show that data. My newest phone is doing the same thing, still showing 'learning usage patterns' in Device Care.

 

[Team WorldTour]

I just got the new OTA update, and Norton tells me it's MALWARE, and won't shut up about it! (Norton also warns me that this webpage is also a security risk.) WTF?

 

[ocnbrze]

I just got the new OTA update, and Norton tells me it's MALWARE, and won't shut up about it! (Norton also warns me that this webpage is also a security risk.) WTF?

norton? you do not need that kind of crap on your device. i used to work for Best Buy and the geek squad guys told me that a lot of computers that get infected had norton on their pc's. plus android does not need anti-virus apps. as long as you pay attention to what gets downloaded and what permissions the apps have, you should be fine. i have never installed any anti-virus apps on my phone.....ever!!!!!

i would just uninstall it. if you want an anti-virus app, the only one i recommend is malwarebytes:

2023 Antivirus for Android | Android Antivirus, Virus Scan & Protection

Download the latest 2023 Android antivirus and virus scanner to quickly detect and remove malware from your Android.

www.malwarebytes.com

 

[svim]

Personally I'm not a fan of adding an anti-virus/anti-malware app to an Android phone, perhaps when there's an actual need but otherwise it is just using up system resources. The Android platform is not comparable at all with Windows in this aspect.

But getting back to OP's original posting, @nickdalzell brought up a good point. It might be just a matter of waiting a few more days or weeks.
Otherwise, I'd recommend the AccuBattery app:

AccuBattery - Apps on Google Play

AccuBattery monitors battery health performance via science

play.google.com

It displays a lot battery and power stats in more detail than the Settings menu itself. (A typical Android install shows the most common stats most consumers need, The AccuBattery utility is a lot more expansive and informative. It's for users who want more power usage info.) Also a plus point, it is just detecting and analyzing existing data, unlike some other more dodgy 'make your battery last longer' apps that try to their own power curves, interfering with the default Android power usage already implemented. Also note that you'll need to wait a bit for AccuBattery to access your phone's power usage.