Problem
On a newer Android device the system navigation bar overlaps the footer (developer signature / insights content) on the Home and Battery Insights screens. On older devices (e.g. Mate 10 Pro) everything looked fine.
Root cause
Android 15+ (targetSdk 35+) enforces edge-to-edge, so the system no longer insets app content above the navigation bar — the app must do it. SettingsActivity already handles this via applyBottomSystemBarInset(...), but:
activity_main.xml bottom section and activity_battery_insights.xml scroll content only use a fixed @dimen/content_navigation_bar_padding (16dp) and never apply the real nav-bar inset.- On older Android (Mate 10 Pro) the system auto-insets content, so the fixed 16dp was enough — hence it looked correct there.
Fix
Apply BaseActivity.applyBottomSystemBarInset(...) to the bottom containers on both screens (Home: the bottom 'Battery Health Section' LinearLayout; Insights: the ScrollView's content LinearLayout), keeping the 16dp as content breathing room with the real nav-bar inset added on top.
Problem
On a newer Android device the system navigation bar overlaps the footer (developer signature / insights content) on the Home and Battery Insights screens. On older devices (e.g. Mate 10 Pro) everything looked fine.
Root cause
Android 15+ (targetSdk 35+) enforces edge-to-edge, so the system no longer insets app content above the navigation bar — the app must do it.
SettingsActivityalready handles this viaapplyBottomSystemBarInset(...), but:activity_main.xmlbottom section andactivity_battery_insights.xmlscroll content only use a fixed@dimen/content_navigation_bar_padding(16dp) and never apply the real nav-bar inset.Fix
Apply
BaseActivity.applyBottomSystemBarInset(...)to the bottom containers on both screens (Home: the bottom 'Battery Health Section' LinearLayout; Insights: the ScrollView's content LinearLayout), keeping the 16dp as content breathing room with the real nav-bar inset added on top.