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Yes, that could happen when the polarity of charge rate reporting is reversed in the Android platform.  We need to implement a workaround for each those devices -- very time consuming task :)  But, if you can send a report of your Android devices from the About page, we can do it of course ;) 

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Yes, that could happen when the polarity of charge rate reporting is reversed in the Android platform.  We need to implement a workaround for each those devices -- very time consuming task :)  But, if you can send a report of your Android devices from the About page, we can do it of course ;) 

it corrects itself after a few seconds, which makes me believe it is cosmetic in nature. I will provide report.

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