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I just bought a new iPhone 13 pro and the battery is dropping extremely fast
iPhone 13 Pro
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I just bought a new iPhone 13 pro and the battery is dropping extremely fast
iPhone 13 Pro
OK first all there will be a lot of housekeeping, re-indexing and photo curating going on after any update if you have transferred from another iPhone.
There may be apps that are inherently incompatible with the new iOS
Start by removing any VPN or security apps. Apart from being totally unnecessary they are also a strong contender.
Many mainstream apps need an urgent update, so go to App Store and scan through your apps for those that need updating.
While there, uninstall any apps you haven't used for some time. They are unnecessary update burden.
Check the battery usage chart in battery settings for any obvious bad apps but not every background process is shown.
Any streaming apps or apps that can run with phone closed, or Clocks that hold the phone unlocked, always force close them afterwards, despite the accepted wisdom not to.
Check Settings, Privacy, Location services and make sure none of them say Always.
Only after all that do you need to do the simple stuff advised in
iPhone Battery and Performance - Apple Support
In extreme cases you can backup and restore to factory.
OK first all there will be a lot of housekeeping, re-indexing and photo curating going on after any update if you have transferred from another iPhone.
There may be apps that are inherently incompatible with the new iOS
Start by removing any VPN or security apps. Apart from being totally unnecessary they are also a strong contender.
Many mainstream apps need an urgent update, so go to App Store and scan through your apps for those that need updating.
While there, uninstall any apps you haven't used for some time. They are unnecessary update burden.
Check the battery usage chart in battery settings for any obvious bad apps but not every background process is shown.
Any streaming apps or apps that can run with phone closed, or Clocks that hold the phone unlocked, always force close them afterwards, despite the accepted wisdom not to.
Check Settings, Privacy, Location services and make sure none of them say Always.
Only after all that do you need to do the simple stuff advised in
iPhone Battery and Performance - Apple Support
In extreme cases you can backup and restore to factory.
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