Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached project
2. Make sure that:
- AdaptivePerformanceSettings.cs Line 22 should say "StartupSettings.Enable = false;"
- Inside AutomaticPerformanceControl scene -> AutoPerfControl GameObject -> Auto Perf Control script -> Auto Control Mode should be set to TRUE
This basically sets up a scenario where Auto control mode was set to FALSE during startup, but then it was set as TRUE during runtime
3. Build and run Automatic Performance Control scene on device
4. Observe CPU and GPU levels stay at 0, despite the device being taxed and requiring more processing power
5. Click the "Recent apps" button on the device
6. Go back to the Unity App (focusing it again)
7. Observe CPU and GPU levels being managed right away.

Expected: Setting the Automatic Performance Control mode to TRUE during runtime should begin effects immediately - CPU and GPU levels should start fluctuate based on current performance
Actual: Setting the APC mode to TRUE during runtime does nothing. It only gets updated during startup and during app refocus.

Devices Reproduced on:
Samsung Galaxy Fold (SM-F900F) Adreno (TM) 640 Snapdragon 855 SM8150 Android 9
VLNQA00264 Samsung Galaxy S10+ (SM-G975F)Mali-G76 Android 10

Unity version:
Version 2019.3.11f1 (ceef2d848e70)
Tue, 21 Apr 2020 03:45:09 GMT
Branch: 2019.3/staging

Adaptive Performance and Samsung Provider Package Versions:
Up to 1.1.6 (including)