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How to make battery to run efficiently with new iOS 16.1.2? If not, is there a way to roll back to previous version? Thanks
Hello,
With any new version of iOS there are always maintenance and re-indexing tasks to be performed. It should settle down in a few days. These are the standard steps for short battery life:
1) Have you tried a restart? If not, do it now.
2) Go to Settings > Battery > BATTERY USAGE BY APP to see the apps that are consuming your battery.
3) Check “Battery Health” in the link:
iPhone Battery and Performance
Good luck.
Hello,
With any new version of iOS there are always maintenance and re-indexing tasks to be performed. It should settle down in a few days. These are the standard steps for short battery life:
1) Have you tried a restart? If not, do it now.
2) Go to Settings > Battery > BATTERY USAGE BY APP to see the apps that are consuming your battery.
3) Check “Battery Health” in the link:
iPhone Battery and Performance
Good luck.
This update drastically increases battery consumption, disabling crash detection returns it to normal. I have an iphone 14 pro.
After new iOS 16.1.2 being installed automatically, my iPhone 13 Pro drains out battery quickly. It drains out 4-5 hours earlier than previous iOS
