Is there a way for me to remove diagnostic logs manually if I don't have Xcode? I don't automatically send diagnostic logs to Apple.
Well that's why we need better battery tracking.Your battery life may have been "ruined." I'm running two side by side and there's no change.
Just today I connected my phone to Mac and launched coconut battery, which gave me cycles and Max charge, current charge and default factory charge limit. I am not sure how coconut battery got those details.Sons of a b... seriously in iOS 10 there is no way to check (without jailbreak) how is a battery wear status now? Nice done Apple, nice done...
It seems to show the wear and the true charge but not cycles or much of anything else.Sons of a b... seriously in iOS 10 there is no way to check (without jailbreak) how is a battery wear status now? Nice done Apple, nice done...
Sons of a b... seriously in iOS 10 there is no way to check (without jailbreak) how is a battery wear status now? Nice done Apple, nice done...
I'm feeling a battery drain as well. When I woke up at 8:00 I had 100%. Now at noon I'm down to 40% with what I would consider moderate usage (listened to podcast while driving to work, a few texts, maybe 30 mins of surfing the internet). 6S Plus.
To be fair, I had been noticing a battery decline before iOS 10, but it seems to be worse. I know that with a new OS, I can expect crappy battery for a few days, so I'm holding out hope. I didn't buy Apple Care this time around (AT&T talked me into going with their insurance plan since it covers theft and other things), but I'm still within the basic year warranty so I should run to the Apple Store and have them test my battery to see if it's time for a replacement. Also, my Sleep button seems to be growing more and more flush with the phone, so maybe they should look at that. It still works, but it concerns me that it doesn't really stick out of the phone anymore. Side issue tangent, sorry.the new Notifications on my iPhone 6 are causing the screen to stay on longer and the display is brighter, causing more battery usage. Also, there are many more taps/touches with the new notifications. a simple-click before is now 3-4 clicks. it may be fine with Force Touch but now i have to charge my battery throughout the day.
I shouldn't have updated, only 2 features are great so far and that's just in Mail. oh well, it'll just get worse and eventually in 2 years i'll be happy with a new phone.
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I am at a similar point with what I would classify normal usage for me. and that's with an hour charge partway through the day. I used to be fine throughout the day and be near 50% at 5pm, and fine until bed. now my battery is down to 30-40% by 5pm with a mid-day charge. and then between 5-8% battery my phone just dies. I should have gone win the Apple Store before my Apple Care Plus was up. but they make you wait 2 hours with or without a Genius bar appointment.
This is my problem exactly except it was on iOS 9 last week too.iPhone 6S. 64GB AT&T. 14A403 build.
Something is definitely wrong on the 6S's and it's not just me needing to give the iPhone time to adjust.
- I've had horrible battery life since GM.
- Did a full reset of settings a few days ago. Still bad.
- Restored as a new phone without backup last night to see if that helped.
- Full charge at 6am.
- Listened to already downloaded music on the way to work.
- Phone shut itself down to the empty battery screen at 42% at 7:55am.
- Plugged into computer and booted back up to 49%
Yeah me too on 5s public 10. Messages is draining like crazy and Malin phone hot when I use the doodles and tap back thingsI only noticed iMessages taking excessive battery after I'd used a couple of the new "tap backs" to a friend. I'd never used any advanced message features until then and had no excessive battery use. Maybe there's some kind of race condition to do with the new features and effects? Can anyone else confirm?
Interesting, someone mentioned coconut battery on the Twitter feed. Would like to know too...Just today I connected my phone to Mac and launched coconut battery, which gave me cycles and Max charge, current charge and default factory charge limit. I am not sure how coconut battery got those details.