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I have this feature enabled at all times, but my iPhone 15 Pro (with always-on display) usually can't make it through the day. Still wondering if limiting alway

• velohifi 3y ago
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• wredue 3y ago
  Deep cycles are also bad for batteries. Honestly, I’d suggest trying to use your phone less. A new 15 pro has a pretty ridiculous screen on time even at just 80%.
  • kccqzy 3y ago
    If GP is like me where I always run an app tracking my location (with my consent) in the background, even using the phone for 1 hour per day would drain the battery from 100% to 30%.
• Eisenstein 3y ago
  Go into the shortcuts app and create a shortcuts that turn off wifi when you leave areas where you use it and turn it back on when you return -- this will prevent the wifi radio from searching for APs constantly. Go into settings and check all your apps for background refresh -- there are probably a bunch that don't need to be constantly for new content when you aren't using them. Switch to Brave Browser instead of Safari -- the built in ad blocking will save CPU cycles on websites. With all of these set you can probably get another ~1hr or maybe ~2 if you have some egregious apps refreshing and a whole lot of APs you can't log into that keep coming in and out of range.