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Go to Settings>Battery and see what is using the highest percentage of your battery, and start troubleshooting from there. If you have restored your new phone to an older backup, the phone needs to completely re-index the system, so battery life the first couple of days could be weaker, but should improve.
Go to Settings>Battery and see what is using the highest percentage of your battery, and start troubleshooting from there. If you have restored your new phone to an older backup, the phone needs to completely re-index the system, so battery life the first couple of days could be weaker, but should improve.
I explained what happens when you update iOS. You can take the time to create a backup and restore your device. Standard troubleshooting steps include restart, restore from backup, restore to factory; testing after each step. It is also possible that there is corrupt data in your backup, and that can cause processes to stick and battery to go lower. As you indicated, you showed 2 apps that were using over 60% of your battery over a 24 hour period. I would say those are the problems you need to be looking at. You can restore your device to factory, set it up as new, and test it for a period of time to see how it behaves. If okay, then try restoring to your last backup and see if things change. If it gets worse, then I would say you have corrupt data in your backup that is causing the battery drainage.
Sorry iPhone messages not fb messenger
And in terms of being up to me, that I have to do all this is not because I want to. It is because I have to preserve battery unless you have other recommendations on preserving battery that then let m know. Thank you
Even I am facing same issue with 11.2.6. And Siri seems to be eating up all the battery. It was showing 46% battery consumption made by siri and then i turned off Siri. I check in 30 mins, and battery consumption by Siri reached 50%.
Facebook at 36. Messenger after that at 30. I deleted fb app from iPhone and will have to wait until I have a WiFi connection reinstall Messenger. Not sure what to do with that
That is up to you. Facebook app is famous for battery usage. I don't use Messenger, because of what it allows Facebook to access.
And btw my replacement was done a month ago. And iPhone was fine. After 11.2.6 I started seeing the drain increase more than usual usage drain
Sorry but I need to give live my life now and go to gym. Will have to worry about my iPhone battery issue later.
Battery drainer quicker since I updated to iOS 11.2.6
