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Everything here assumes you have done all Verizon system updates.
Since the most recent update, have you cleared your system cache? See
below for how to do that.
I noticed elsewhere in this thread a comment about 3rd party app
interference. That is also a possibility. Something may have changed
in Android to bring about a conflict.
Verizon loves to include "free" apps when they do an update. I go
through and remove most of those. If an app cannot be removed, it can
usually be deactivated.
One other possibility is System UI Tuner. If you have that activated,
it can cause problems. To remove it, go into Settings => System UI
Tuner and click the three vertical dots in the upper right corner.
Select the option that appears, "Remove from Settings".
Please note that if you have opted to "show Battery Percentage in status
bar", my experience has been that going into System UI Tuner will turn
that off - every time.
Hope this helps.
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To Clear System Cache
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The following instructions are from
1. Power off the device and unplug it.
2. Press and hold the Volume Down button. *While still holding Volume
Down button*, press and release the Power button.
3. Press and release the Volume Down button until you reach Recovery Mode.
4. Press and release the Power button to select Recovery Mode. The
device will restart. An image of an Android robot with a red
exclamation mark will appear.
5. Press and hold the Power button, press the Volume Up button once
and then release the Power button.
6. Use the Volume buttons to scroll to Wipe Cache Partition and
press the Power button to select it. If an additional confirmation
screen appears, use the Volume buttons to scroll to Yes and the
Power button to select it.
7. Once the cache wipe has completed, press the Power button to
select Reboot System Now.
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