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 Install Termux Then Permission The Shizuku And Extract File On Internal Storage: Shizuku - sh /storage/emulated/0/EMS/rish Termux 32 bit - storage/emulated/0/EMS/install.sh Termux 64 bit - rm -rf /data/local/tmp/* && cp /sdcard/EMS/start.sh /data/local/tmp && chmod +x /data/local/tmp/start.sh && /data/local/tmp/start.sh Here's the example video:  https://t.me/EMS32Q/12418 Heres the link: https://e2share.in/GJANNdQ

 FPS throttling on Android refers to limiting the frames per second (FPS) that an application or game can render. This can be done for various reasons, including conserving battery life, reducing device heat, or ensuring a consistent user experience. Some features related to FPS throttling on Android include: 1. **Battery Optimization:** FPS throttling can help save battery by reducing the workload on the GPU, which is a significant consumer of power during graphics rendering. 2. **Performance Stability:** Throttling FPS can help maintain a consistent level of performance, preventing overheating and ensuring a smoother user experience by avoiding sudden drops in frame rates. 3. **Adaptive Performance:** Some devices and operating systems may implement adaptive performance techniques, adjusting FPS based on factors such as device temperature, battery level, or resource availability. 4. **Developer Settings:** Android provides developer settings that allow developers to simulate lowe...