iPhone Battery Health, Service, Calibration

I would think your somewhat uninformed opinion would (at least ) enable you to further source what you appear to need. I wouldn’t advise against having your wifi switched on

My source is prior knowledge. Maybe that’s worth something to you. I’m not on this to educate, but share my area of expertise. That’s more than you need to know

“I hope you’re not trying to contribute irrelevant statements to my authority on battery maintenance systems.”

Im curious as to the source of your authority on statements and guidance about batteries? Are you an electrical engineer, you work for a battery manufacturer, maybe you’re just well read. It’s all good, but I see no links to back up your statements.

I see no reason to take your statements as anything else but personal opinions. In fact opinions that don’t coincide with multiple manufacturers and well known authoritative sources found easily on the web.

yes, you’re probably right in stating words to the effect that it’s fine if it works for me. And 76% generally translates to nearly 20 hours of usage- browsing, social media and corresponding. I expect you’re understanding that games drop the battery at a much higher rate. Which is in itself detrimental to battery discharge functioning

What makes my opinion less informed than yours. What criteria are you using to evaluate your personal opinion and hold mine in low esteem? You must have some site or sources that makes you opinion more valid than mine. You can’t go around criticizing other community members opinions and elevating your opinions to facts.

However, here is a fact. You have not cited a single source backing up your opinions. We all have prior knowledge. My experiences are pretty extensive too. Let’s not waste each other’s time. Share your personal opinions and experiences (they’re all welcome) and label them as such and we’ll all get along. But claiming your opinions and experiences are more valid really needs citations. 😀

croloriarc295 wrote:

I hope you’re not trying to contribute irrelevant statements to my authority on battery maintenance systems. For one- reference to ios 14. from advice through a link would certainly be dated and insignificant.

Comprehension is the key to learning and by reading the article supplied by Apple, you could clearly see it for iOS 14 and Later and not only that the article was updated September 16, 2024. You read that as dated and insignificant, which is concerning. It was actually factual, relevant, and updated documentation provided by Apple that you could learn from. I would take that as more authoritative than any self proclaimed knowledge on all things related to battery performance on an iPhone. In fact, it was the only relevant documentation that has been provided, and still you have offered NONE.

It is a ridiculous claim to make that you should shut off WiFi, Cellular, and now Background App Refresh before charging your battery. Did you know that Background App Refresh does not stop Background Processes on your phone and they will continue to run whether you have that turned off or not.

That’s inaccurate irrelevant comment because you’re briefly making a statement that you can’t be sure of. I hope you don’t have further questions about my knowledge on systems

Please provide a link for your claims about Coconut battery. I find it less accurate than Apples assessments of battery health.

croloriarc295 wrote:

I hope you’re not trying to contribute irrelevant statements to my authority on battery maintenance systems.

No, people are questioning your knowledge and "authority."