Battery Percentage increase while not charging

Praataama Said:

"but i want to know. it's normal? If the battery increase while my phone not on charge position"

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No. That is not normal.

There may be a bug on your iPhone. Download Malwarebytes for iPhone, found in the App Store. Update it, scan with it, remove what is found.

As I had said, uninstall McAfee from your iPhone.

So, did you type Malwarebytes for iPhone in the search bar? Tap "search" on the bottom-left, then search for it.

Locations of Availability:

Locations of where Malwarebytes for iOS is now available in: How can I Purchase Malwarebytes for iOS? - Malwarebytes Support

Praataama Said:

"Battery Percentage increase while not charging: Can you guys tell me what happened with my iphone battery? The Battery percentage increase while i'm not charge it"

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This Power Usage is Proportionate to Each App (power:app) - Not (time:app)

The bottom of the graph is the App, the right is the Percentage. So, this is a proportion of your battery used by each app - not by a 24 hour timespan.

1. Go Here: Maximizing Battery Life and Lifespan
2. Scroll Down: View Battery Usage information

Praataama Said:

"I have download malwarebytes like mcafee and when i scaned it. Its say that my Iphone is safe and normal"

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McAfee is Getting the Most Out of your iPhone:

Antivirus and Security Software is not needed on any Apple device, whatsoever, as it will just get in the way. So, if McAfee is on there - then that is why this is occurring: it's doing its own thing - trying to get to most out of your battery (by power management and battery consumption).

So, Uninstall it:

Use the instructions from the manufacturer's Web site - and none other. Elsewise, it could end up being malware you'll install. Get it Here: How to Uninstall Mobile Security - McAfee Support

The app is called “malwarebytes” There is only one with that name.

Praataama Said:

"Can you give me recommendation which malwarebytes that i need to instal?"

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Malwarebytes is its own software (its name is not to be mistaken for the phrase "anti-malware")

Searching for it on the App Store on your iPhone.

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