I have done the upgrade to 9.3.1 on my 5C and can not believe the bad Battery Life I am getting. Never had this issue before.
I have even put the phone on Low Battery Mode when 100% charged and in the morning with no Apps open it is already down to 75%. I can not even last the day out its ridiculous. When is their going to be a fix for this. PLEASE!
iPhone 5c, iOS 9.3.1
Open apps does not mean an app does not have a background task running.
Settings -> Battery will tell you what apps have consumed the most battery in the last 24 hours or the last 7 days
Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh will allow you to control which apps are allow to run in the background and refresh their content even when you are not using them.
Finally, I'm going to ask the hosts to move this post to an iPhone related forum, where you will get better visibility.
Open apps does not mean an app does not have a background task running.
Settings -> Battery will tell you what apps have consumed the most battery in the last 24 hours or the last 7 days
Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh will allow you to control which apps are allow to run in the background and refresh their content even when you are not using them.
Finally, I'm going to ask the hosts to move this post to an iPhone related forum, where you will get better visibility.
Thank you The Phone had 47% Phone Low Signal but I should have reasonable coverage as I work in City and live 40 mins away in the Adelaide Hills. All the other apps battery Usage seem reasonable.
But I must admit over the last month or so the coverage at home has not been as good with Telstra.
Cheers
Deb
i do not normally try to answer iPhone questions, but because you originally posted in the Technology forum, I figured I would offer what I know, and get you moved to the iPhone forum.
If you have a poor signal, it can cause the iPhone to increase the radio power to maintain a connection.
If your carrier supports Settings -> Phone -> Wi-Fi Calling, this might help keep the iPhone from worrying about maintaining a cellular signal (I'm guessing actually).
With Apple selling millions of iPhones, there is always a statistical possibility for a bad battery to slip into the mix. So if you think you have a bad battery, you should see about making a Genius Bar appointment at your nearest Apple Store.
Now maybe someone else will have an idea of what might be draining your battery life over night.
9.3.1 Battery Drain
