iOS 15.4: Latest iOS Update Draining Battery Of Some iPhone Users
The update might not be sitting well for some users with many reporting severe battery drain post the update.
Apple¡¯s recently released iOS update was one many were excited for, especially due to its ability to unlock the iPhone while wearing a face mask, along with a bunch of bug fixes.
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However, the update might not be sitting well for some users with many reporting severe battery drain post the update.
Reported first by Phonearena, a group of users on Reddit and Twitter are reporting considerable battery loss in recent days.
iOS 15.4 is not good to update/install; unless you want to drain your iPhone battery so fast than expected pic.twitter.com/OUnUp1RVP4
¡ª Chern Schwinn (@ChernSchwinn1) March 21, 2022
I¡¯ve been on the betas up-to release of iOS 15.4 I¡¯ve had no battery drain on my iPhone. But now I go through all my battery in one day. ??¡á? #apple #ios
¡ª Anthony Vyner (@heyvyner) March 21, 2022
IOS 15.4 battery drain for me. Iphone 13 pro
¡ª Franjo (@Franjo08213477) March 21, 2022
Most of the posts that have surfaced online are of the iPhone 13, however, we don¡¯t really know if all the iPhone models or just the ones that face Face ID with face mask support (iPhone 12 and above).
As per an official response from Apple, the company is asking users to do absolutely nothing as of now, since the variations in battery life are normal for up to 48 hours post-installation of a new version of OS. Apple says most of the time the issues settle down eventually.
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Thanks for reaching out! We'll be happy to help. It's normal for your apps and features to need to adjust up to 48 hours after an update.
¡ª Apple Support (@AppleSupport) March 19, 2022
Let's have you reach out to us in a DM if this is still an issue after that time so we can help you look into this further.
This is since it's not just the updated OS that¡¯s evaluating what it has got on the particular iPhone (since no two iPhones are the same), it also takes time for third party devs to tweak their apps based on the update to make sure it¡¯s running seamlessly.
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