How to turn off low battery notification?

iGir wrote:

But nope, here it is ignored on their own forums for years. Comeone apple, not acceptable...

This is a user-to-user forum. As noted in the terms of use to which you agreed when you registered, Apple's participation here is minimal. If you want to discuss the matter with Apple, you'll need to contact them directly. You an start by using the Contact Support link at the upper right of every page in these forums.

As a consumer, this is not my responsibility, nor do I care.

Apples "minimal" use of this site is great, as a extremely large scale manufacturer that should be all they need to identify this as a problem.

If their consumers are spending their time to log issues about a "feature", and these complaints are stacking up. They should address it.

I do not care if Apple uses this site, I care that any consumer that can google the problem can find there are other users with this frustration, and they have been "Informing" apple of it for years, only to be completely ignored.

Just another drop in the ocean of people trying to help people be aware of just how "Ignorant" these companies really are, and that the only solution is that ignorant people stop buying their hardware.

To bring them to the realization that if they would like resolution of their problem inside of a 5 year timeline, they should probably switch to Android....

iGir wrote:

As a consumer, this is not my responsibility, nor do I care.

Well, if you don't care that your feedback doesn't get heard, I certainly don't. Use the feedback page, or Customer Support or don't. Apple has told you their participation here is minimal. I've told you. If you hang around long enough, someone else will probably tell you, too.

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

"Use the feedback page, or Customer Support or don't. Apple has told you their participation here is minimal"

When did people become parrots?

When did minimal become none?

When did google become NOT an asset to get people to see something.

If it shows up with search results they WILL see it.

"If you hang around long enough, someone else will probably tell you, too."

Thanks I am really glad that the people here are more apt to parrot useless lines from the signup.

Rather than fight for the others rallying behind you or helping you.

Help Apple push them into a corner and continue ignoring them.

Thanks for your determiniation "IdrisSeabright"

I hope someone shows you the same helpful demeanor...

iGir wrote:

Help Apple push them into a corner and continue ignoring them.

No, you appear to be doing that to yourself. You certainly don't need my help. I've done nothing but give you instructions on how to get Apple's attention. However, as it appears you'd rather argue about...what I'm not really sure rather than take constructive action, I will leave you to it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streetlight_effect

Best of luck.

I totally agree! This is a nuisance. I use a singing app and whenever this notification pops up, I lose my recording as my iPhone basically stops it wherever I was in the song and I only have the option to save the unfinished recording but not to resume singing. It’s especially annoying when I do video recordings. And I am in do not disturb mode when that happens! A banner or options for notifications should be available.

There is currently, no way to disable the warning in iOS.

You are very welcome, I would suggest this to apple, it's a great idea, and I have needed this settings option in the past. http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=answerlink&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.apple.com %2Ffeedback%2F&iqaction=1028&answerid=134217728&src=support_site.results.search

You are welcome, have a great evening.

This annoyance still exists in IOS 10. How comes I still get "Battery level 20%" popups after rebooting my phone when the actual battery level is like 13%? Same thing if the battery level is 5% I will get a popup that says Battery 10%. Why after all these years are we still forced to press a button to dismiss these annoying inaccurate modal dialogs? They should be a notification that appears at the top of the screen, not an annoying popup. The battery icon should flash red momentarily or something. This is just one example of a terrible user interface. Another one is the alarm clock and timer notifications.

I have submitted Apple feedback on their iPhone feedback page multiple times over the years. I am absolutely 100% convinced that all these feedback get sent to /dev/null

I too agree, this notification is annoying and there should be an option to disable it.

Apple has become the problem not the solution

all notifications are annoying and disturbing for all devices

Three years later and this feature still just annoying