iPhone 6 Battery Usage

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iPhone 6 Battery Usage

Using iOS 8.0.2 under Settings--->General--->Usage--->Battery Usage you are supposed to be able to see what Apps are draining your battery. This works on my iPad 2 running iOS 8.0.2, but not on my iPhone 6. I get a message saying "Battery information will be available after using the iPhone for a few minutes." However the information is never displayed for the Last 24 hours or the Last 7 days. Does anyone have an idea what I am doing wrong?😕

I'm trying to trouble shoot why my battery life on the iPhone 6 is so very dismal.😢 I only get a few hours of use out of a fully charged battery. I'm told that "Allow Hey Siri" is a big drain on the battery, so I've turned that off. I would still like to know what other Apps could be a problem.

Thanks in advance if anyone can shed some light on why my batter usage is not showing up.

iPhone 6, iOS 8

Posted on Oct 10, 2014 11:42 AM

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Answer 1

Ralph9430

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21,998 points

Oct 10, 2014 11:50 AM in response to jackfrommontague

The Battery Use is displayed regularly on my iPhone suggesting that something unusual is happening on your device. Try a reset of your iPhone. Press and hold both the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button continuously until the Apple logo appears. Then release the button and let the device restart. You will not lose data doing this. It's like a computer reboot.

Also, I doubt that the Hey Siri thing would take too much battery since it only works when your iPhone is connected to the charger.

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Answer 2

Oct 11, 2014 3:01 PM in response to Ralph9430

Thanks Ralph, I had already tried that, but tried it again at your suggestion, no joy. I then did a total reset, (Settings--->General--->Reset--->Reset All Settings) that did nothing to help the situation either. I'm really stumped on this one.

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Answer 3

deelan

Level 1

1 points

Oct 13, 2014 7:16 AM in response to jackfrommontague

I found that if I let the phone die completely (where it shuts off itself) and leave it for half an hour, then plug the phone in and let it charge to 100% it worked, it may not come back straight away, but it definitely worked for me.

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