4 ms·
Well it's either broken hardware or severely misbehaving software. There's a free app called Carat that you can use to monitor apps for battery hogs.
by Steko 13y ago
Well it's either broken hardware or severely misbehaving software. There's a free app called Carat that you can use to monitor apps for battery hogs.
- workbench 13y agoIt's not possible for software to misbehave on iOS. The system is ridiculously strict and "background processes" are basically faked and can only run for 10 minutes before they're killed. Clearly the poster has a faulty battery.
- Steko 13y agoThat's not clear at all because he states that the battery works fine when he runs it in airplane mode. If anything is clear it's that he uses a setting that activates the radios too often or an app that spams notifications. Without knowing anything else about his setup I'd implicate a busy push email.