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I had my iPhone 11 with whole day battery life before I updated to iOS 14.4.1. Since then the battery is draining so fast that I need to charge twice a day. Yesterday I had updated to 14.4.2 hoping that battery issue will be solved . But still the problem persists. Anyone else have the same problem? Will Apple fix this with an update?
vip166 wrote:
This is all what we know. But might be some software glitch in the fix that causes battery drain.
Not likely. Since the dawn of iPhone and updates, some percentage of people show up complaining the update caused battery drain. Updates usually don't cause battery drain. What usually happens is after an update, people fail to Force Restart their phone as some operation may just be running.
I ALWAYS Force Restart every iOS device I own after EVER update and have NEVER EVER had unusual battery drain after ANY update.
See these directions on how to Force Restart your iPhone 11 --> Force restart iPhone - Apple Support
Yes of course I knew that. But I can significantly see the difference before and after update asked on my usage. Also my battery health was down to 89 from 94 after the update. I do not understand how this happens. I have not installed any new apps recently, had restarted the phone. But nothing works.
Batteries are not expected to last all day unless you never use the device.
The more you use it the faster the drain.
The last two updates were security updates and did not change much else in iOS.
This is all what we know. But might be some software glitch in the fix that causes battery drain.
Battery drain continues even after updating to iOS 14.4.2
