I don't have an app to give a lot of battery stats, but I have an iPhone 12 Pro, battery health 93% (it has decreased by 1-2% after every update since 14.5).
I thought that, but even disabling Find My Network doesn't stop it...
Have you ran the beta versions of iOS? I read that during the beta period the battery would drop a percent or so. As for wireless charging, it will heat up the phone more than wired charging but that is normal and as long as your wireless charger is QI certified, I would not worry so much, been using one personally since I got my 12 Pro 4 months ago, still 100% battery health. My phone is usually quite warm when first taken off the charger. I would still try to narrow it down, how is the cell connection or wireless connection at home, especially when the phone is put down for the night? If either or both are pretty low, it will incur more battery usage in the night as it will have to work harder to keep up with the source. Usually, this is an issue with cellular, not as bad as wifi.
But still iOS will be searching nearby WiFi networks and accessing your network to know their approximate location in case you lose your phone and it will access your location faster.
Hi Ashin,
It is worth mentioning that the operating system itself controls the temperature of the device. If it heats up a lot during any charging, including via wireless, it disables charging at the same time. So rest assured about that.
Yeah, my Exposure Notification was using about 8% of my battery usage. Had to turn it off.
Siri drain in iCloud under 14.6. Not tested on 14.7. I don’t use Siri at all due to unsupported language (Polish) so that was just a tip which I’d like to share
It is not uncommon to see a drain right after an upgrade or restore. Mainly due to indexing and other prep-work. The real statistic would be how it is over the next week or so.
Looks like older version is also affected by Pegassus. Unless you want to jailbreak, I would update.
Not for iPhone 11. Still worse than 14.5 and not much different than 14.6.
If that’s the case, now I have two options: 1) wait few days to see if Apple releases iOS 14.7.1 with a fix for the Pegassus vulnerability, or 2) just update.
That is up to you but if the only thing holding you back is the Pegassus issue, you are still vulnerable with the version that you are currently running.
