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iOS 9.1 draining battery on 6s

Updated my iPhone 6S today to iOS 9.1, and almost instantly it started to drain the battery. I have rebooted the iPhone, and still no success.


Had no problems with iOS 9.0.1.


Is there anyway to go back to iOS 9.0.1 safely? I have all of the backups on my systems, according to iTunes.


Tim

iPhone 6s, iOS 9.0.1

Posted on Oct 21, 2015 3:44 PM

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Oct 22, 2015 10:08 PM in response to PeacemakerCH

Same story in here, iPhone 6 with Swisscom. I can see how the battery is decreasing 1% per 3 min. Even when not in use. Same settings as with 9.02, hab no probs.


I'm also on the Swisscom Network. Maybe the new Advanced Calling (WLAN Calls) activated 2 Days ago has some ******* BIG BUGS!


Funny Thing: On Battery Settings there is no change, so not 1 App which consumes like all power, even phone is constantly ******* hot! so i guess CPU Usage is the real Problem

Oct 23, 2015 1:46 AM in response to InternetTim

I have solved by doing a phone restore.


Since I did not have any setting i care of and not so many application, I have even installed the iphone as new phone. This has solved the issue completely.


I have also noted that before the CPU was always at 60% and you can feel it by feeling the phone temperature.


Now the CPU use it is way lower and the temperature too.


It would be interesting to understand what was actually causing that huge CPU usage, to find a solution which does not involves the phone reset.

Oct 23, 2015 2:59 AM in response to diego.petracca

@Diego: since you have no issue in restoring your phone from scratch, may I ask you to do the following?


1) Check your iOS version in "Settings / General / About" --> 9.1 (13B143)

2) Check your Carrier version in "Settings / General / About" --> Swisscom 22.1

3) Activate WiFi Calling in "Settings / Phone"

4) Hard reset (press Home + Power buttons till you see the white Apple, then release)


Thank you 🙂


*edit: 5) Check the CPU again

Oct 23, 2015 4:05 AM in response to Zolpho

Thanks a lot Zolpho, the problem is now back! :-)


it is definitely due to the wifi calling option (now that I remember I have received also an operator update with the 9.1!).


As soon as i have enabled this option, the cpu started again to work heavily, the phone is now hot and the battery drain fast.


I have Salt 22.1 by the way, not Swisscom.


Disabling again the feature does not help, I have tried the reset with home and power button, but no changes.


Network setting restore does not help, setting restore neater.


So I guess the only thing that works is the complete restore which I am going to do now (thanks again Zolpho :-))


So, don't enable wifi calling!

iOS 9.1 draining battery on 6s

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